Growth and Yield of Schizolobium parahyba var. amazonicum According to Soil Management in Agroforestry Systems: A Case Study in the Brazilian Amazon

Studies on applying of soil management practices in the paricá and effects growth yield are essential to auxiliary its cultivation would allow us inform conservation decisions reconciliate biodiversity, wellbeing, sustainable production. This case study aimed evaluate at different practices, including consortium with an agricultural production, Brazilian Amazon. Paricá was implanted, consorted soybean first year, maize second, a 5 × 2 m spacing. The treatments T1 = subsoiling, basal dressing, top-dressing, inoculation microorganisms soybean/maize were applied. In T2, T3, T4, T5, we applied same T1, except subsoiling (T2), dressing (T3), top-dressing (T4) (T5). T6 control, which used none these soybean/maize. results indicate that highest rate plant survival occurred while T3 T4 promoted greater intraspecific competition, compromising dbh (m3 ha?1) plants future ages. Growth th period higher T2 T6. ages, demonstrated trends T6, T5. Agroforestry influence plants. However, there is tendency for cultivated absence agroforestry proposed this study. When opting AFS (paricá intercropped maize), it recommended fertilization, microorganisms.