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Previous issue date: 2013 === Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cient?fico e Tecnol?gico (CNPq) === Funda??o de Amparo ? Pesquisa do estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG) === Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior (Capes) === O Brasil possui imensas ?reas de pastagens e a esp?cie mais cultivada ? a Brachiaria brizantha. O controle das plantas daninhas nestas ?reas ? realizado predominantemente pelo uso de herbicidas com longo per?odo residual, destacando-se o picloram. Este ? utilizado no controle de plantas daninhas de folhas largas perenes e tem sido intensamente pesquisado em fun??o da alta meia vida nos solos, sendo sua persist?ncia dependente do clima e atributos ed?ficos, como textura e pH. Objetivou-se com este trabalho avaliar o desenvolvimento e o potencial remediador de B. brizantha em solo contaminado com picloram em diferentes n?veis de pH. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi em blocos casualizados, com quatro repeti??es e com faixa de pH variando entre 4,5 e 5,6. Cultivou-se a forrageira at? a flora??o, quando se determinou a massa da mat?ria seca dos componentes da planta e posteriormente, cultivou-se plantas de pepino como indicadores da presen?a do herbicida. O picloram causou redu??o no ac?mulo da massa da mat?ria seca total das plantas de B. brizantha, em consequ?ncia do efeito negativo sobre a produ??o de ra?zes, independente do pH do solo. Nas folhas o herbicida promoveu redu??o na massa da mat?ria seca em solo com maior pH. Nos tratamentos com maior valor de pH, na profundidade de 35 cm, constatou-se maior ac?mulo de massa da mat?ria seca de ra?zes quando n?o se aplicou o herbicida, indicando que em solos menos ?cidos o herbicida tende a prejudicar o desenvolvimento de ra?zes da forrageira em maiores profundidades. A B. brizantha reduziu a concentra??o de picloram na camada superficial de solo, o que pode ser atribu?do a sua capacidade de degradar o herbicida e tamb?m ao fato desta absorver e exsudar o herbicida ao longo das camadas de solo. Observou-se tamb?m que em solos com maiores valores de pH o herbicida tem maior potencial de lixivia??o, principalmente quando n?o cultivado com B. brizantha. Solos com menores valores de pH tendem ? maior sor??o do herbicida, e consequentemente, a maior concentra??o do mesmo em camadas intermedi?rias. Pode-se concluir que altas concentra??es de picloram no solo s?o nocivas ao crescimento da B. brizantha, principalmente sob condi??es de solos menos ?cidos e esta forrageira pode ser usada para remedia??o de solos contaminados por picloram e na preven??o de sua lixivia??o, que ? maior em solos tratados com calc?rio. === Disserta??o (Mestrado) ? Programa de P?s-Gradua??o em Produ??o Vegetal, Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri, 2013. === ABSTRACT Brazil has vast areas of pasture and the specie most widely cultivated is Brachiaria brizantha. The weed control in these areas is carried out predominantly using herbicides of long residual period, highlighting the picloram. This herbicide is used for weed control broadleaf evergreen and has been intensively investigated due to the high half-life in soil, and their persistence dependent on climate and soil attributes such as texture and pH. The aim of this work was to evaluate the development and potential remediation of B. brizantha in soil contaminated with picloram at different pH levels. The experimental design was a randomized block with four replications and pH among 4.5 and 5.6. The forage was grown up to flowering, when determined the dry weight of the plant components and subsequently were cultivated cucumber plants such as bioindicators of presence of the herbicide. The picloram caused reduction of total dry matter accumulation of B. brizantha, consequently to negative effect on root production, regardless soil pH. The herbicide caused a reduction of leaf dry matter on plants cultivated in higher soil pH. In treatments of high pH value at a depth of 35 cm, there was greater accumulation of dry matter of roots when the herbicide was not applied, indicating that in less acid soils the herbicide tends to hinder the development of grass root at greater depths. B. brizantha reduced picloram concentration in the soil shallow layer, which can be attributed to its ability of degrade the herbicide, and also by fact of absorption and exudation herbicide along the soil layers. In higher pH soils also observed that ??the herbicide has higher potential for leaching, mainly when not cultivated B. brizantha. Soils with lower pH values ??tend to greater sorption of the herbicide, and consequently, a higher concentration of the same in the intermediate layers. Concluded that high concentrations of picloram in the soil are harmful to the growth of B. brizantha, mainly under conditions of soils less acidic and this forage can be used for remediation of soils contaminated by picloram and preventing leaching, which is greater in soils treated with lime.
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