BRANDÃO, S. da S.

CUNHA, T. J. F.

GIONGO, V.

MENDES, A. M. S.

SANTANA, M. da S.

SILVA, D. J.

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The production systems of mango trees in irrigated areas of the Brazilian semi-arid lead to the loss of total organie earbon and, eonsequently, total nitrogen in the soil and may ontribute to the liberation of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. An experiment with mango trees (Mangifera indica L.) cv Kent was implemented testing intereropping with green manure and two soil management systems, leaving the biomass area on the surfaee or ineorporated into the soil. After three years of cropping, the density and total organie carbon values and total nitrogen values in the soil layers were evaluated at 0-5, 5-10, 10-20 and 20-40 em between or in between the mango tree rows. The stock of total organie earbon and total nitrogen were caleulated with a conventional mango orehard as reference and a native forest (Caatinga). In all the layers of the soil, the eultivation of green manure had a positive effeet on the carbon stock and nitrogen in relation to the conventional cultivation of mangoes and a negative influence in relation to Caatinga. After examing the layer of 40 em, it was found that the cultivated mango trees with green manure stoeked 24,08 Mg C ha' and 4,63 Mg N ha' in the soil, while the conventional mango eultivation stocked 12,65 Mg C ha' and 2,62 Mg N ha' and the Caatinga 35,06 Mg C ha' and 4,83 C ha'. Green manure ean be a teehnological strategy to promote the inerease of carbon and nitrogen stock in irrigated areas eultivated with mango trees in the Brazilian semi-arid, mitigating the emissions of CO2

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X Simposio Internacional de Mango - EI Mango: Oportunidades y Desafios en el Sigla 21X International Mango Symposium - Mango: Opportunities and Challenges in the 21st CenturyDP4-04Poster Session 4: Horticultural practices / P4-04Stock of total organic carbon and total nitrogen in irrigated mangocultivation in the Brazilian semi-aridV.Giongo; TJ. Fda Cunha; A.MS.Mendes and D.J. SilvaEmbrapa Semiárido, c.r. 23, CEP56302-970, Petrolina, PE, BrazilM da S. Santana and S. da S. Brandão;Ciências Biológicas, Universidade Estadual dePernambuco, CEP 56302-000, Petrolina, PE,BrazilAbstractThe production systems of mango trees in irrigated areas of the Braziliansemi-arid lead to the loss of total organie earbon and, eonsequently, totalnitrogen in the soil and may eontribute to the liberation of greenhouse gasesto the atmosphere. An experiment with mango trees (Mangifera indica L.) cvKent was implemented testing intereropping with green manure and two soilmanagement systems, leaving the biomass area on the surfaee or ineorporatedinto the soil. After three years of eropping, the density and total organie earbonvalues and total nitrogen values in the soil layers were evaluated at 0-5, 5-10,10-20 and 20-40 em between or in between the mango tree rows. The stoekof total organie earbon and total nitrogen were ealeulated with a eonventionalmango orehard as referenee and a native forest (Caatinga). In all the layers ofthe soil, the eultivation of green manure had a positive effeet on the earbonstoek and nitrogen in relation to the eonventional eultivation of mangoes and anegative influenee in relation to Caatinga. After examing the layer of 40 em, itwas found that the eultivated mango trees with green manure stoeked 24,08 MgC ha' and 4,63 Mg N ha' in the soil, while the eonventional mango eultivationstoeked 12,65 Mg C ha' and 2,62 Mg N ha' and the Caatinga 35,06 Mg C ha'and 4,83 C ha'. Green manure ean be a teehnologieal strategy to promote theinerease of earbon and nitrogen stoek in irrigated areas eultivated with mangotrees in the Brazilian semi-arid, mitigating the emissions of CO2.Keywords: Mangifera indica, green manure, native forest90 Programa General / Resúrnenes - General Prograrn / Abstracts

Stock of total organic carbon and total nitrogen in irrigated mango cultivation in the Brazilian Semi-Arid.

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Stock of total organic carbon and total nitrogen in irrigated mango cultivation in the Brazilian Semi-Arid.

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