Fertilizantes organominerais na adubação da batata: uma revisão bibliográfica
Due to the economic importance and high nutritional demand of potato crops, there is an increasing search for fertilization sources capable of meeting the needs of the crop, while promoting more sustainable and efficient management. Given this scenario, the search for fertilization sources that cont...
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| Lenguaje: | portugués |
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2024
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| Sumario: | Due to the economic importance and high nutritional demand of potato crops, there is an increasing search for fertilization sources capable of meeting the needs of the crop, while promoting more sustainable and efficient management. Given this scenario, the search for fertilization sources that contain an organic fraction in their composition has been highlighted, as a way of providing an adequate nutritional supply to crops, both agronomically and environmentally. Thus, the objective of this work was to carry out a review of the existing literature on the use of organomineral fertilizer in potatoes, identifying aspects such as origin and importance, fertilization and nutritional demands of this crop, sustainability of agricultural systems and organomineral fertilizers. We searched for academic data published up to 2024 in electronic databases using terms related to organomineral, organic residues and substances, fertilization in vegetables, potatoes and sustainability. As a result of the review, it is highlighted that organomineral fertilizers prove to be an alternative source of fertilization for the cultivation of vegetables such as potatoes, as they have in their composition an organic fraction combined with mineral sources. This composition promotes a series of benefits for the entire production chain, from the manufacture of fertilizers to the benefits for the soil-plant system. |
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