Movement of pesticides through soils to groundwater and surface water has long been considered a potentially serious environmental problem in different parts of the world. Remediation of such problems requires monitoring of site specific data. Considering these facts a laboratory based investigation was carried out to determine the sorption and leaching parameters of two contrasting and widely used pesticides (malathion and atrazine) in three different agricultural soils: loamy sand (Typic Xerosament), sandy loam (Acid Lateritic Haplustalf) and clay loam (Hyperthermic Typic Haplusterts). Standard batch sorption technique was used to determine the sorption coefficient (Kd) and organic carbon distribution coefficient (Koc). Miscible displacem...
This study was undertaken to determine sorption coefficients of eight herbicides (alachlor, amitrole...
Atrazine displacement was studied in a soil profile as a function of water movement and time after h...
Copyright © 2014 Noshabah Tabassum et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creat...
Movement of pesticides through soils to groundwater and surface water has long been considered a pot...
ABSTRACT: Movement of pesticides through soils to groundwater and surface water has long been consid...
Department of Chemistry, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla-171 005, Himachal Pradesh, India Depar...
The objectives of this paper were to determine the efficiency of physicochemically modified soils wi...
The effect of the solid and dissolved organic matter fractions, mineral composition and ionic streng...
ABSTRACT Atrazine still is a widely used herbicide in tropical soils to control annual broad-leaved ...
Although atrazine has been banned in the European Union, it is still one of the most widely used her...
The toxicity of organophosphate insecticides for nontarget organism has been the subject of extensiv...
1796-1800Studies on restriction of pesticidal movement in contaminated soil and water are reported h...
In a soil column experiment under outdoor conditions, we monitored the fate of 14C-ring-labelled sul...
The suitability of two different tracers to mimic the behavior of pesticides in agricultural soils a...
Reliable predictions of the fate and behaviour of pesticides in soils is dependent on the use of acc...
This study was undertaken to determine sorption coefficients of eight herbicides (alachlor, amitrole...
Atrazine displacement was studied in a soil profile as a function of water movement and time after h...
Copyright © 2014 Noshabah Tabassum et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creat...
Movement of pesticides through soils to groundwater and surface water has long been considered a pot...
ABSTRACT: Movement of pesticides through soils to groundwater and surface water has long been consid...
Department of Chemistry, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla-171 005, Himachal Pradesh, India Depar...
The objectives of this paper were to determine the efficiency of physicochemically modified soils wi...
The effect of the solid and dissolved organic matter fractions, mineral composition and ionic streng...
ABSTRACT Atrazine still is a widely used herbicide in tropical soils to control annual broad-leaved ...
Although atrazine has been banned in the European Union, it is still one of the most widely used her...
The toxicity of organophosphate insecticides for nontarget organism has been the subject of extensiv...
1796-1800Studies on restriction of pesticidal movement in contaminated soil and water are reported h...
In a soil column experiment under outdoor conditions, we monitored the fate of 14C-ring-labelled sul...
The suitability of two different tracers to mimic the behavior of pesticides in agricultural soils a...
Reliable predictions of the fate and behaviour of pesticides in soils is dependent on the use of acc...
This study was undertaken to determine sorption coefficients of eight herbicides (alachlor, amitrole...
Atrazine displacement was studied in a soil profile as a function of water movement and time after h...
Copyright © 2014 Noshabah Tabassum et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creat...