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Benefits of the application of silicon in plants

Letícia Cassel J;
Gysi T;
Molinari Rother G;
Dalcin Pepper B;
Luiz Ludwig RLL;
Batista dos Santos D

Júlia Letícia Cassel

Tamara Gysi

Gabriele Molinari Rother

Bruna Dalcin Pepper

Rodrigo Luiz Ludwig Luiz Ludwig

Daniela Batista dos Santos


Keywords

Plant resistance
Insect pest
Soil fertility
Pathogenic funghi
Soil fertility Plant nutrition

Abstract

Given the current context of the strong use of agricultural pesticides,  sustainable forms are  sought so that     plants can create  defense mechanisms  for pathogenic fungi and insect pests.  For this, it is necessary that they are in excellent nutritional status, being fundamental a nutrition with macro and micronutrients, and also with beneficial nutrients, according to the demand of each plant. Silicon is classified as a beneficial nutrient, which can confer   greater  stiffness  to  plant cells,   greater resistance to bed, better tolerance to    water stresses, salinity and toxicity of heavy metals, greater resistance  fungi and insectpests  , in addition to increasing  the production of various trees. The element is generally available in the soil, but if necessary, fertilization via incorporated soil, foliar or fertigation may occur. Therefore, the objective of this work is to perform a bibliographic review on the influence of silicon on plant production. Furthermore, it is desired to verify the importance of silicate fertilization for large crops, resulting in economic and management benefits in agriculture. In view of the above, techniques that seekan efficient management in the s and sustainable cultures to the environment, such as the case of fertilization in a conscious way, are necessary in the search for higher yield, given the growing  demand for food.

 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/tfisdwv1-075


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Copyright (c) 2023 Júlia Letícia Cassel, Tamara Gysi, Gabriele Molinari Rother, Bruna Dalcin Pepper, Rodrigo Luiz Ludwig Luiz Ludwig, Daniela Batista dos Santos

Author(s)

  • Júlia Letícia Cassel
  • Tamara Gysi
  • Gabriele Molinari Rother
  • Bruna Dalcin Pepper
  • Rodrigo Luiz Ludwig Luiz Ludwig
  • Daniela Batista dos Santos