Produce of seedlings of cedar in function of types of container and fertilization sources
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https://doi.org/10.4336/2015.pfb.35.82.714Keywords:
Cedrela fissilis, Meliaceae, Osmocote®, Kimcoat®, NutritionAbstract
The aim of this study was to evaluate the production of cedar seedlings according to the size of containers and nutrient sources. It was tested three types of containers (Root trainers, plastic bag and plastic vase), three sources of fertilization (Conventional, Kimcoat® and Osmocote®) in seven evaluations. The cedar seedlings in root trainers, fertilized with source Osmocote® presented the greatest increments in height and stem diameter when compared to another sources of fertilization. The plastic bag and plastic vase containers promoted similar seedlings height growth. However the seedlings grown in plastic vase presented greatest growth in stem diameter when compared with the ones in plastic bag.
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