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Abstract: Sugarcane cultivation is the most important agricultural activity in the State of São Paulo, which is responsible for over half of Brazilian production of the crop. Eutrophication and contam... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2016

Abstract: Sugarcane is an important crop for sugar and biofuel production in Brazil. Growers depend greatly on herbicides to produce it. This experiment used herbicide physical-chemical and sugarcane... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2015

Genetically modified sugarcane with resistance to sugarcane borer (Diatraea saccharalis) and glyphosate. A technology of great economic importance for the sugar-energy sector, the result of a partners... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2021

This study evaluates the effects of different levels of sugarcane straw on the soil surface on the transport by runoff water of four herbicides: ametryn, diuron, hexazinone, and sulfentrazone. Two run... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2020

Weed management in Brazilian sugarcane fields is accomplished mainly with herbicides. These chemical products may negatively impact sugarcane growth and development. Therefore, we aimed this study to... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2014

he region of Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo State, Brazil, is located over recharge area of the Guarany aquifer, the most important source of groundwater in the South Central region of the country. This re... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2008

The practice of intensive herbicide use in the sugarcane industry has a high risk of compromising the quality of the water and the organisms that live there due to losses through runoff, leaching and... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2019

Abstract: Sugarcane cultivation uses many chemical inputs to ensure good yields, which puts local water resources under pressure. Grey water footprint (GWF) is a widely used indicator of the volume ne... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2023

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