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Cropping practices are necessary in order to help reduce the population of pest insect, such as the induction of resistance through fertilization. Therefore, this study aimed to assess alterations on the production and quality of  Brachiaria ruziziensis  when receiving the fertilization composed by the macronutrients NPK and/or exposed to the attack of  Mahanarva spectabilis  nymphs and adults.  B. ruziziensis  plants were fertilized according to the recommendation (R), half of the recommended fertilization (H), or non-fertilization (C). They were also exposed to different  M. spectabilis  nymph and adult densities. The damage, regrowth, and bromatological components were evaluated. The fertilization treatment promoted a higher  M. spectabilis  nymph survival on  B. ruziziensis ; however, it reduced the damage caused by the forage exposed to nymphs and adults of pest insect, and it did not alter the quality of the signal grass. Moreover, the fertilization treatment enabled forage recovery, even when exposed to 5 nymphs or 10 spittlebug adults.

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<i>Brachiaria ruziziensis</i>Responses to Different Fertilization Doses and to the Attack of<i>Mahanarva spectabilis</i>(Hemiptera: Cercopidae) Nymphs and Adults

Brachiaria ruziziensisResponses to Different Fertilization Doses and to the Attack ofMahanarva spectabilis(Hemiptera: Cercopidae) Nymphs and Adults