Paper · 2010 · Scientia Agraria

HUMIC SUBSTANCES ON TECHNOLOGICAL QUALITY OF SOME SUGARCANE VARIETIES

Marina Munhoz Rosato; A. C. Bolonhezi; Luiz Henrique Ferreira

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Abstract

As the sugarcane crop is occupying great areas in savannah soils, many of these areas can be characterized as stressful environments, it becomes inevitable the use of available technologies for the increment in sucrose. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of humic substances (SHs – humic acids – 0,12 kg kg -1 ; fulvic acids – 0,03 kg kg -1 ) applied in the planting furrow in the technological quality of the sugarcane. The experiment was conducted at Santa Terezinha Farm, located in Pereira Barreto, state Sao Paulo, Brazil. A randomized block design in a split plot scheme, containing 8 varieties: SP891115, SP81-3250, SP83-2847, SP91-3011, RB72454, RB867515, RB835054 and SP91-3440, treated or not with SHs, in four repetitions was used. The results showed that humic substances (SHs) were positive for variety SP91-3011 on sucrose accumulation; they promoted reduction in the glucose and fructose content of RB835054 and RB867515 varieties in certain times of the crop and, they did not affect the other technological characteristics of the sugarcane. Key-words: Saccharum spp; humic and fulvic acids; sucrose content.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Humic substances were positive for sucrose accumulation of sugarcane variety SP91-3011.

Taxon
sugarcanet0
Material
SP91-3011e1
Treatment
humic substances (SHs)e1
Outcome
sucrose accumulatione1
Direction
positivee1
Comparator
treated or not with SHse4
Setting
Pereira Barreto, state Sao Paulo, Brazile3

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“HUMIC SUBSTANCES ON TECHNOLOGICAL QUALITY OF SOME SUGARCANE VARIETIES”

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“The results showed that humic substances (SHs) were positive for variety SP91-3011 on sucrose accumulation; they promoted reduction in the glucose and fructose content of RB835054 and RB867515 varieties in certain times of the crop”

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“The experiment was conducted at Santa Terezinha Farm, located in Pereira Barreto, state Sao Paulo, Brazil”

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“treated or not with SHs”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Humic substances reduced glucose and fructose content of sugarcane varieties RB835054 and RB867515 at certain times of the crop.

Taxon
sugarcanet0
Material
RB835054 and RB867515e1
Treatment
humic substances (SHs)e1
Outcome
glucose and fructose contente1
Direction
reductione1
Qualifier
in certain times of the crope1
Comparator
treated or not with SHse4

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“HUMIC SUBSTANCES ON TECHNOLOGICAL QUALITY OF SOME SUGARCANE VARIETIES”

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“The results showed that humic substances (SHs) were positive for variety SP91-3011 on sucrose accumulation; they promoted reduction in the glucose and fructose content of RB835054 and RB867515 varieties in certain times of the crop”

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“treated or not with SHs”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Humic substances did not affect the other technological characteristics of sugarcane.

Taxon
sugarcanet0
Treatment
humic substancese1
Outcome
other technological characteristicse2
Direction
did not affecte2
Comparator
treated or not with SHse4

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“HUMIC SUBSTANCES ON TECHNOLOGICAL QUALITY OF SOME SUGARCANE VARIETIES”

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“The results showed that humic substances (SHs) were positive for variety SP91-3011 on sucrose accumulation; they promoted reduction in the glucose and fructose content of RB835054 and RB867515 varieties in certain times of the crop”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 751–982 · show in text ↑
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“they did not affect the other technological characteristics of the sugarcane”

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“treated or not with SHs”

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