simulação do balanço de água no solo cultivado com trigo com modificação de dois modelos simulating water balance in soil under wheat by two modified models

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Abstract
O trigo é a principal cultura de inverno do estado do Rio Grande do Sul e o cálculo do balanço de água no solo é parte importante de modelos de crescimento, desenvolvimento e rendimento de culturas. O objetivo deste trabalho foi obter melhor estimativa do balanço de água no solo cultivado com trigo, modificando dois modelos de balanço de água nesse solo. Mediu-se o conteúdo de água no solo pelo método gravimétrico durante a estação de cultivo de dois cultivares de trigo em três datas de semeadura, em Santa Maria - RS, e a água disponível para a cultura foi representada pela fração de água no solo disponível para as plantas (FADS). O desempenho das versões originais e modificadas dos modelos de balanço de água no solo de Campbell & Diaz e de Amir & Sinclair foi avaliado pela raiz do quadrado médio do erro (RQME). O modelo de Campbell & Diaz modificado é mais realístico e com maior possibilidade de desempenho satisfatório em regiões de clima distinto daquele em que foi desenvolvido, mas o modelo de Amir & Sinclair modificado estimou melhor a água disponível no solo para a cultura do trigo na região do estudo. A profundidade máxima do sistema radicular de 0,30 m é mais apropriada para a simulação da fração de água disponível no solo, para a unidade de mapeamento de solo São Pedro.
Wheat is the main winter crop in Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil, and the calculation of soil water balance is an important element in simulation models for crop growth, development and yield. The objective of this study was to improve the water balance estimation in soil under wheat by two modified models. The soil water content was measured by the gravimetric method during the growing season of two wheat cultivars sown on three dates in Santa Maria, RS, Brazil. Soil water for crop was represented as the fraction of plant-available soil water (FASW). The performance of the original and the modified version of two water balance models, namely the Campbell & Diaz model and the Amir & Sinclair model, was evaluated by the root of the mean square error (RMSE). The modified Campbell & Diaz model is more realistic and has a greater potential for performing well in regions other than where it was developed, while the modified Amir & Sinclair model simulated the available soil water for a wheat crop better in the study region. A maximum root depth of 0.3 m is most appropriate to simulate the fraction of plant-available water in the São Pedro soil unit.
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Authors ;Cleber Maus Alberto;Nereu Augusto Streck;Felipe Brendler Oliveira;Alencar Junior Zanon;Diego Garrido Pinheiro
Journal Revista de saude publica
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S0100-06832009000500035
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-06832009000500035
Keywords
environment phenology triticum aestivum l water stressagriculture (general)

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