Cristina Maria de Castro
Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro
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Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira | 2005
Cristina Maria de Castro; Dejair Lopes de Almeida; Raul de Lucena Duarte Ribeiro; Jaqueline Fernandes Carvalho
No-tillage systems were evaluated within an eggplant (Solanum melongena) organic management in Seropedica, Rio de Janeiro State. Crotalaria juncea and Pennisetum glaucum cv. BRS 1501 were used as pre- plantings besides fallowing, in comparison to conventional system (plowing). Simultaneously, three cropping managements were tested: eggplant single-cropping, intercropping with C. juncea, and intercropping with cowpea (Vigna unguiculata cv. Maua). No differences were found among planting systems concerning eggplant yield. Crotalaria juncea was more effective than Pennisetum glaucum and fallow for soil mulch. Intercropping with leguminous species did not decrease eggplant yield. In a second study no-tillage (on C. juncea and spontaneous weeds mulchs) and conventional plowing were compared. These treatments were combined with increasing levels of poultry manure (0, 100, 200, and 400 kg ha -1 of N). In terms of biomass input, C. juncea was again superior to spontaneous weeds. Eggplant responded to organic fertilization with maximum productivity (50.6 t ha -1 ) corresponding to the highest manure level applied, compared to 36.9 t ha -1 for control plots.
Ciencia E Agrotecnologia | 2010
Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Cristina Maria de Castro; Rodrigo Dametto Faria Santos; Alessandro Henrique Anacleto
The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of castor bean ‘IAC 80’ grown in double rows spaced at 4.0 x (1.0 x 1.0 m) in no-tillage in the white oat straw, intercropped with food crops. The cereal was used for grain production (1375 kg ha -1 ) and soil coverage (1593 kg ha -1 MS; cycling of 35 kg K ha -1 ). The associated cultivation was double seeded between the lines of castor beans (Ma): Ma + corn, beans + Ma, Ma + beans and maize corn Ma + pumpkin. The cv. IAC 80, though susceptible to gray mold, produced 1060 kg ha -1 grain; corn ears were harvested with 22.542 ha -1 (5.333 kg ha -1 ), meaning an input of 3.15 t ha -1 MS (39 kg N ha -1 , 58 kg K ha -1 ). Pumpkin and bean crops did not yield commercial crops. The system containing oats, castor beans, and corn yielded satisfactory and contributed to the production of bioenergy with food security and environmental conservation.
Floresta e Ambiente | 2015
Willian José Ferreira; Getulio Teixeira Batista; Marcelo dos Santos Targa; Cristina Maria de Castro; Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Lia Braz
This paper describes the estimation of biomass and carbon stock in Jatropha crops in the Vale do Paraiba region, Brazil, using allometric equations developed based on regression analysis which considered the biomass as a variable dependent on easily obtainable dendrometric measurements. The biomass estimated using allometric equations was validated by the destructive direct method based on the cutting of trees of different heights and structures. When compared with other models, the linear equation Y = 1.3 (h²d), where Y is the biomass (kg), h is the height (m), and d is the crown projection (m) showed reliable results and no significant errors to estimate trees up to 3.2 m tall. For the 4 × 3 m plant spacing, result evaluations showed that the stock of dry matter ranged from 0.5 to 6 Mg ha–1, while the carbon stored in the area could reach 3 Mg C ha–1.
Brazilian Journal of Forestry and Enviroment | 2015
Willian José Ferreira; Getulio Teixeira Batista; Marcelo dos Santos Targa; Cristina Maria de Castro; Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Lia Braz
This paper describes the estimation of biomass and carbon stock in Jatropha crops in the Vale do Paraiba region, Brazil, using allometric equations developed based on regression analysis which considered the biomass as a variable dependent on easily obtainable dendrometric measurements. The biomass estimated using allometric equations was validated by the destructive direct method based on the cutting of trees of different heights and structures. When compared with other models, the linear equation Y = 1.3 (h²d), where Y is the biomass (kg), h is the height (m), and d is the crown projection (m) showed reliable results and no significant errors to estimate trees up to 3.2 m tall. For the 4 × 3 m plant spacing, result evaluations showed that the stock of dry matter ranged from 0.5 to 6 Mg ha–1, while the carbon stored in the area could reach 3 Mg C ha–1.
Revista Raízes e Amidos Tropicais | 2009
Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Cristina Maria de Castro; Teresa Losada Valle; José Carlos Feltran; Thiago Jorge de Melo; Ricardo Ferreira Sant'ana
Dezesseis clones avancados de mandioca de mesa, provenientes de diversoscruzamentos intervarietais realizados pela Secao de Raizes e Tuberculos do Instituto Agronomico(IAC), foram comparados no Vale do Paraiba paulista, entre os anos 2006 e 2008 no municipio dePindamonhangaba. Nos anos 2006-2007, o plantio foi realizado no espacamento 1,0 x 0,80 m e em2007-2008, no espacamento 1,0 x 1,0 m. A produtividade media dos clones foi comparavel a mediado estado de Sao Paulo, com destaque para IAC 06-01 e IAC 265-97, que apresentaram raizes decor amarela ouro, importante fonte de vitamina A. Apesar de mais produtivo, o clone IAC 16-00,dentre todos os genotipos, revelou elevado tempo de cozimento, devendo ser avaliado para outrosfins, como alimentacao animal ou a producao de farinha.
Revista Raízes e Amidos Tropicais | 2009
Ricardo Ferreira Sant'ana; Thiago Jorge de Melo; Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Cristina Maria de Castro; Teresa Losada Valle; José Carlos Feltran
As raizescomerciais foram descascadas manualmente e fracionadas em toletes de 10 cm de comprimento,aproveitando-se apenas a metade da porcao central de cada raiz para avaliacao
Revista Raízes e Amidos Tropicais | 2009
Thiago Jorge de Melo; Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Cristina Maria de Castro; Ricardo Ferreira Sant'ana; José Carlos Feltran; Teresa Losada Valle
A importância das pesquisas em sistemas conservacionistas de solo para o cultivo de mandioca noVale do Paraiba paulista se deve ao relevo ondulado associado as caracteristicas da planta.
Revista Raízes e Amidos Tropicais | 2009
Ricardo Ferreira Sant'ana; Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Cristina Maria de Castro; Thiago Jorge de Melo; Teresa Losada Valle; José Carlos Feltran
A antiga Estacao Experimental do Instituto Agronomico (IAC), atual Polo APTA Vale doParaiba, situada no municipio de Pindamonhangaba/SP a 560 m de altitude e considerada uma dasunidades de pesquisa da Agencia Paulista de Tecnologia dos Agronegocios que atua nomelhoramento genetico de mandioca de mesa nesse estado. Contribuiu desde a decada de 1930para o lancamento dos genotipos plantados ate os dias atuais. Com o intuito de resgatar essesmateriais e formar um banco de germoplasma para disponibilizar material propagativo para acontinuidade do melhoramento conduzido na Secao de Raizes e Tuberculos do IAC, alem de ofertarexcedentes de ramas para os produtores de culturas de quintal da regiao; foi realizado em jul./2008 oplantio de parcelas contendo 200 plantas
Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira | 2004
Cristina Maria de Castro; Bruno José Rodrigues Alves; Dejair Lopes de Almeida; Raul de Lucena Duarte Ribeiro
Bragantia | 2009
Antonio Carlos Pries Devide; Raul de Lucena Duarte Ribeiro; Teresa Losada Valle; Dejair Lopes de Almeida; Cristina Maria de Castro; José Carlos Feltran
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