%0 Journal Article
%T Weeds in raw sugar cane renovation area with different systems of management on soil and green manure succession = Plantas daninhas em ¨¢rea de reforma de cana crua com diferentes manejos do solo e adubos verdes em sucess o
%A Maria Beatriz Bernardes Soares
%A Everton Luis Finoto
%A Denizart Bolonhezi
%A Willians Cesar Carrega
%J Agro@mbiente On-line
%D 2012
%I Universidade Federal de Roraima
%X The renewal of plantations is important to maintain high agricultural productivity of the culture of sugar cane and is performed after 5 cuts. In order to compare the residual effects of crop succession in different planting systems on the spontaneous occurrence of weeds in the area of reform of sugarcane, the experiment was done on Acrisol eutrophic soil, located in the city of Novais, S o Paulo, in sugar cane harvested without prior burning in the last five cuts. The randomized block design with treatments arranged in split plot and arranged in four replications was used. The main treatments consisted of three cropping systems, conventional tillage, minimum tillage, and no tillage. Secondary treatments consisted of two choices of green manure (sunnhemp and velvet bean) and a fallow plot. After 180 days of harvest of sugar cane was counted the number of weeds.m-2 and determined the dry mass of shoots, calculating their phytosociological index. Among the management systems of soil, the no tillage system showed a suppressive effect of weeds, resulting in fewer plants, less dry mass of plants and less variety of species, suppressing species that are considered important in the culture of sugar cane. The minimum tillage method revealed intermediate results and conventional tillage was most affected by weeds. Among the green manure planted in succession to sugar cane, the velvet bean is highlighted, and shows suppressive effect of the most important weeds in fields planted with conventional soil tillage. = A renova  o dos canaviais ¨¦ importante para manter elevada a produtividade agr¨ªcola da cultura e ¨¦ realizada em m¨¦dia ap¨®s cinco cortes, com o objetivo de comparar o efeito residual das culturas de sucess o nos diferentes sistemas plantio sobre a ocorr¨ºncia espontanea de plantas daninhas em ¨¢rea de reforma de cana crua, instalou-se o experimento sobre ARGISSOLO VERMELHO-AMARELO Eutrof¨¦rrico, localizado no munic¨ªpio de Novais-SP, em canavial colhido sem queima pr¨¦via nos ¨²ltimos cinco cortes. Utilizou-se delineamento experimental blocos casualizados, com os tratamentos arranjados em parcelas sub-divididas, com quatro repeti  es. Os tratamentos principais consistiram dos tr¨ºs sistemas de cultivo; convencional, cultivo m¨ªnimo e plantio direto. Os tratamentos secund¨¢rios foram constitu¨ªdos de duas op  es de adubos verdes (crotal¨¢ria e mucuna) e uma parcela em pousio. Ap¨®s 180 dias da colheita da cana-de-a ¨²car contou-se o n¨²mero de plantas daninhas m-2e determinou-se a massa seca da parte a¨¦rea, calculando seus ¨ªndices fitossociol¨®gicos. Dentre os sistemas de
%K Crotalaria juncea
%K Minimum tillage system
%K Mucuna aterrima
%K No tillage system. = Crotalaria juncea
%K Cultivo m¨ªnimo
%K Mucuna aterrima
%K Plantio direto.
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