thiamethoxam on the histological characteristics of sugarcane young roots tiametoxam nas características histológicas de raízes jovens de cana-de-açúcar

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2012
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Abstract
Thiamethoxam is a systemic insecticide from the neonicotinoid group, nitroguanidin family which affects the nicotinic receptor acetyl choline in the insect membrane, wounding the nervous system and causing the death of the insect. It was used with success in the control of initial pests of several crops. It was considered that thiamethoxam has a bioactivator effect, because in the absence of insects promoted increase in vigor, development and productivity of crops. This work was carried out to verify if thiamethoxam causes histological changes in sugarcane roots. In this work, it was used optical microscopy, images arrest, tissue biometrics and statistical analysis, in young roots of sugarcane RB 83 5486 after the treatments with different thiamethoxam concentrations. It was determined changes in histological structure of tissues 7, 14, 21 and 28 days after the treatments, establishing its effects on root plant anatomy. It was verified that thiamethoxam increased root cortex width, increasing the vascular cylinder and the metaxylem vessel elements number in the vascular tissue until 21 days after application.
O tiametoxam é um inseticida sistêmico do grupo neonicotinoide, da família nitroguanidina que atua no receptor nicotínico acetilcolina da membrana de insetos, lesando o sistema nervoso e levando-os à morte. Tem sido utilizado com sucesso no controle de pragas iniciais de diversas culturas. Considerou-se que o produto possui um efeito bioativador, uma vez que, mesmo na ausência dos insetos-praga, tem promovido aumento em vigor, desenvolvimento e produtividade de cultivos. No presente trabalho, foi analisada a anatomia de raízes jovens de cana-de-açúcar RB 83 5486 após aplicações de tiametoxam nas concentrações de 0, 400 e 800g ha-1. As análises foram conduzidas aos 7, 14, 21 e 28 dias após as aplicações (DAA), no sentido de esclarecer seus efeitos na anatomia radicular da planta. Verificou-se que, até os 21DAA de desenvolvimento da cana-de-açúcar, thiametoxam amplia a espessura do córtex da raiz e aumenta o diâmetro do cilindro vascular, bem como o número de elementos de vaso do metaxilema, melhorando a absorção de água e sais minerais.
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Authors ;Raphael Gonçalves Martins;Maria Bernadete Gonçalves Martins;João Marcelo Silva;Marcelo Andrade Pereira;Beatriz Appezzato-da-Glória;Paulo Roberto de Camargo e Castro
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