Open-access Eliminação de fósforo por sementes e raízes de plantas de arroz (Oriza sativa L., var. Batatais) (Nota prévia)

Resumos

Os autores obtiveram sementes de arroz (Oriza sativa, L. var. Batatais) contendo p32 agitando-as com uma solução que possuía P marcado ou cultivado plantas em presença de P radioativo. As sementes foram semeadas em volume reduzido de silica ou de silica e solo sendo as plantas cultivdas durante 18 dias e depois colhidas. Foram feitos extratos nítricos perclóricos de: silica, misturas sílica-terra, plantas e sementes. Os resultados mostraram haver reliminação de P pelas sementes e/ou pelas plantas e sugerem a possibilidade de fixação do mesmo pelo solo.


Outflow of phosphorus on rice seeds or seedlings (Oriza sativa L., Batatais). (Preliminary results) The purpose of this investigations was to detect the outflow of phosphorus by rice seeds or seedlings. Two experiments were conducted as following: a) Firts experiment Rice seeds were soaked in water solution containing P32 during 12 hours. After that period the solution was descarded and the seeds washed in a solution of P32. Aliquots from that solution were taken and exposed to a Geiger counter. The seeds were washed until no counts in the solution were detected by the counter. The seed were sowed in crystallizing dishes which contained 200 grams of quartz or 100 grams of quartz mixed with 100 grams of soils. The Neubauer tecnique was employed. The plants were harvested 18 days after the germination. Substrate (soil, quartz) and plant extracted were performed and the activity was measured. Activities were detected in all semples, what prove the outflow of P32 from the seeds or the plants. The outflow of P32 from the plants in show in the follonwing table. Treatments % P32 outflowed and not absorbed quartz 9.60 quartz + savanna soil 32.4 quartz + "terra roxa" 46.2 b) Second experiment Radioactive seeds were obtained by providing a solution containing P32 to rice plants growed in pots. A modification of the Neubauer method was used, as it is described by CATANI & GERBAMIN (1961). The treatments were: quartz, quartz + "arenito de Bauru", quartz + "terra roxa", quartz + "massapé-salmcurão". The experimental techniques were same as in the first experiment. In the same way the outflow was proved, as it can be seen on the following table. Treatments % Pn outflowed and not dbsorved quartz 12.5 quartz + "arenito de Bauru" 13.6 quartz + "terra roxa" 20.7 quartz + "massapé-salmourão" 14.4 The results sugested that there is an outflow of phosphorus from the rice seeds or seedings.


ICadeira de Química Agrícola da ESALQ

IICadeira de Química Biológica da ESALQ

RESUMO

Os autores obtiveram sementes de arroz (Oriza sativa, L. var. Batatais) contendo p32 agitando-as com uma solução que possuía P marcado ou cultivado plantas em presença de P radioativo.

As sementes foram semeadas em volume reduzido de silica ou de silica e solo sendo as plantas cultivdas durante 18 dias e depois colhidas.

Foram feitos extratos nítricos perclóricos de: silica, misturas sílica-terra, plantas e sementes.

Os resultados mostraram haver reliminação de P pelas sementes e/ou pelas plantas e sugerem a possibilidade de fixação do mesmo pelo solo.

SUMMARY

Outflow of phosphorus on rice seeds or seedlings (Oriza sativa L., Batatais).

(Preliminary results)

The purpose of this investigations was to detect the outflow of phosphorus by rice seeds or seedlings.

Two experiments were conducted as following:

a) Firts experiment

Rice seeds were soaked in water solution containing P32 during 12 hours. After that period the solution was descarded and the seeds washed in a solution of P32. Aliquots from that solution were taken and exposed to a Geiger counter. The seeds were washed until no counts in the solution were detected by the counter. The seed were sowed in crystallizing dishes which contained 200 grams of quartz or 100 grams of quartz mixed with 100 grams of soils.

The Neubauer tecnique was employed. The plants were harvested 18 days after the germination.

Substrate (soil, quartz) and plant extracted were performed and the activity was measured. Activities were detected in all semples, what prove the outflow of P32 from the seeds or the plants.

The outflow of P32 from the plants in show in the follonwing table.

Treatments % P32 outflowed and not absorbed

quartz 9.60

quartz + savanna soil 32.4

quartz + "terra roxa" 46.2

b) Second experiment

Radioactive seeds were obtained by providing a solution containing P32 to rice plants growed in pots. A modification of the Neubauer method was used, as it is described by CATANI & GERBAMIN (1961). The treatments were: quartz, quartz + "arenito de Bauru", quartz + "terra roxa", quartz + "massapé-salmcurão". The experimental techniques were same as in the first experiment. In the same way the outflow was proved, as it can be seen on the following table.

Treatments % Pn outflowed and not dbsorved

quartz 12.5

quartz + "arenito de Bauru" 13.6

quartz + "terra roxa" 20.7

quartz + "massapé-salmourão" 14.4

The results sugested that there is an outflow of phosphorus from the rice seeds or seedings.

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Referências bibliográficas

  • CATANI, R. A. & A. BERGAMIN FILHO, 1961 - Sôbre uma modificação no método dè Neubauer. Anais da E.S.A. "Luiz de Queiroz", vol. 18:287-290.
  • CATANI, R. A. & H. GARGANTINI, 1954 - Extração do fósforo do solo pelo método de Neubauer e por métodos químicos, Bragantia 12:55-62.
  • Eliminação de fósforo por sementes e raízes de plantas de arroz (Oriza sativa L., var. Batatais) (Nota prévia)
    F. A. F. MelloI; H. P. HaagII; E. MalavoltaII
  • Datas de Publicação

    • Publicação nesta coleção
      19 Jun 2012
    • Data do Fascículo
      1966
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