Soil enzyme activity in conservation systems in the Southwestern Brazilian Amazon.
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Conservation agriculture in family production in the sandy soil of Mâncio Lima municipality, western Acre State, has a positive effect on its biological attributes. This hypothesis is being tested in a long-term experiment (2006-present) for the enzyme activity associated with the carbon (β-glucosidase) and sulfur (arylsulfatase) cycles and its relationship with the increase in soil organic matter (SOM) content and with agricultural productivity.
Editores: Rafael Silvaro; Marie Luise Carolina Bartz.
Editores: Rafael Silvaro; Marie Luise Carolina Bartz.
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Agricultura conservacionista, Prácticas de conservación de agrícolas, Cero labranza, Suelos arenosos, B-glucosidase, Regional do Juruá (AC), Mâncio Lima (AC), Acre, Sudoeste da Amazônia, Southwestern Amazon, Agricultura Familiar, Plantio Direto, Solo Arenoso, Family farms, Agricultural conservation practice, No-tillage, Sandy soils, Arylsulfatase