Enmiendas orgánicas y durazno, Prunus persica (L.) Batsch, en el mejoramiento de una capa endurecida, tepetate tipo duripán

the objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of peach, prunus persica (l) batsch, organic emendations and mycorrhizae on the physical, chemical and biochemical characteristics of a fragmented tepetate with the intention of rehabilitating it and improving its productive quality. this work was carried out in a greenhouse at the instituto de geología, universidad nacional autónoma de méxico. tepetate was collected in the tetela del volcán municipality, state of morelos, mexico, broken up into fragments (2 to 10 mm in diameter) and arranged in pots without holes, adding emendations: cow manure, compost and mycorrhiza. the peach plants were trasplanted at an age of three months and were cut at the end of the experiment (one year). the tepetate was taken out of the pot and air dried for laboratory analysis. experimental design was completely random with two factors and three levels each (9 treatments), with four repetitions (36 experimental units). a variance analysis was performed with the data and the tukey proof was used in means (p ≤ 0.05). the aggregation values presented the biggest percentage in fraction 5-10 mm and the lowest percentage was fraction > 10 mm; however, the relative distribution compared to the original material distribution shows an important modification compared to the changes in the absolute witness. in the stability test, the fraction with the biggest percentage was > 5 mm and the lowest, 3-5 mm. the ph varied from light to medium alkalinity, and organic carbon increased. na+ increased significantly. the process of humus formation is incipient because of the predominance of aliphatic structures and insufficient time for molecular evolution. polysaccharides increased in treatments that were not inoculated.