Producción de biocarbón a partir de biomasa residual y su uso en la germinación y crecimiento en vivero de Capparis scabrida (Sapote)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17268/sci.agropecu.2018.04.13Keywords:
biocarbón, especies forestales, germinación, peligro de extinción, vivero.Abstract
Se produjeron biocarbones a partir de tres tipos de biomasa residual: coronta de maíz, cáscara de café y exoesqueleto de langostino, para estudiar la influencia de diferentes dosis de los mismos en la germinación y crecimiento en vivero de semillas de la especie forestal Capparis scabrida (Sapote). Se realizó una exhaustiva caracterización de los biocarbones obtenidos en base a sus propiedades texturales, morfológicas, estructurales y química superficial. Semillas viables de sapote fueron colocadas en sustratos con dosis de 0, 15 y 30 %wt de cada uno de los tres tipos de biocarbones obtenidos y se colocaron en bolsas de 2 kg en condiciones de vivero. Se evaluaron los parámetros de germinación: tiempo y % de germinación; y de crecimiento de las plántulas: crecimiento de raíz y tallo, engrosamiento de tallo, incremento de masa de raíz y parte aérea y la carga microbiana en la raíz. Se determinó que el tipo de biocarbón tuvo influencia solamente en el tiempo de germinación y la dosis de biocarbón tuvo influencia en el incremento de masa de parte aérea durante el crecimiento de las plántulas. El resto de parámetros evaluados no fueron afectados ni por el tipo ni por la dosis de biocarbón.
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Received September 11, 2018.
Accepted December 3, 2018.
Corresponding author: gcruzc@untumbes.edu.pe (G. Cruz).
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