Soil attributes and their interralationships in Rio Grande do Sul
Abstract
The present study aimed to highlight and understand the dynamics of interaction of the levels of soil parameters that are determinant for the expression of crop productivity. The study took place in seven municipalities in the northwest of the state of Rio Grande do Sul (Barra do Guarita, Braga, Derrubadas, Miraguaí, Redentora, Tenente Portela, and Vista Gaúcha), in the year 2017/2018. Soil samples were collected in these environments, with a total of 67 soil samples. Most of the studied soils presented pH above 5,5 with 79% of the samples with CEC between 12 and 18. The values of base saturation in 82% of the soils presented values of 80%, while, for of aluminum saturation, in 87% of the samples the values were 0. As for the contents of organic matter, 60% of the soils presented contents above 2,5% with high and low levels of potassium and phosphorus, respectively. When the levels of potential acidity increase, consequently, there is a reduction in the availability of the main nutrients, micronutrients and the Ca:K ratio. On the other hand, when there is an increase in pH levels, there is a greater availability of nutrients and a reduction in potential acidity and aluminum levels.
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