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Sodium accumulation vs. nitrate leaching under different fertigation regimes in greenhouse soils in South Uruguay

Berrueta C, García C, Grasso R

Agrociencia Uruguay · 2024

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Summary

In greenhouse conditions, soil salinity and N leaching depend on the provision of irrigation, the irrigation water quality and the application of fertilizers and organic amendments. The objective of this study was to quantify and analyze the accumulation and/or leaching process of NO3- and Na+ in greenhouse tomato production in the south region of Uruguay in fine-textured soil under different fertigation regimes. The study was conducted in four tomato crops during 2019/20/21 seasons. Three fertigation regimes were applied. Irrigation volume was the same for all treatments. Drainage was determined by using free drainage lysimeters. Concentration in soil solution and leaching of NO3- and Na+ was measured by monitoring soil solution and drainage solution. Yield, N uptake and N utilization eff

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.31285/agro.27.1189
Catalogue ID
BImvhahy01-8jr8u5
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