Humic Substances Potential Use| Stephy Publishers
Modern Techniques in Horticultural Research - (MTHR)| Stephy Publishers
Abstract
There are studies that
demonstrate several benefits of humic substances in agriculture. Based on this,
this mini review aimed to present the main effects of the use of humic
substances on the soil and the plant. For this, bibliographical references were
used with an approach to humic substances on a world scale. Overall, the review
showed that the chemical, microbiological and physical properties of humic
substances can ensure an increase in agricultural productivity as a result of
the benefits it promotes for the physical and chemical structure of the soil,
for root development and plant metabolism, generating benefits in increasing
agricultural productivity.
Keywords
Plants, Humic,
Agriculture, Microbiological structure
Introduction
The agriculture in
Brazil has been presenting a constant social and economic growth, with
employment and income generation, in addition to significant increment of the
gross domestic product (GDP)of the country. However, one of the current
difficulties is the generation of technologieswith renewable and sustainable
sources,which respect the environment and ecosystem. Among those concerns, soil
fertility management has been the main target of national researches being
developed in the country. As those researches advanced, there were several
management system transitions with the aim to attain crop yield records and
also in an attempt to resolve certain soil science paradigmssuch as production
versusconservation.The Brazilian agriculture became highly competitive against
international competitors. The firsttechnological leap was the No-tillage
System, with preservation of residues (straw) for organic matter provision,
with benefits that have been proven. Since then, theorganic matterhas been
themain targetin terms of soil benefitsassociated with productivity and
sustainable agriculture.
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