Modelling the effects of alcohol ethoxylates on diffusion of pesticides in the cuticular wax of Chenopodium album leaves

Cuticular waxes represent the first and, in most cases, the limiting barrier for foliar uptake of pesticides from solution. Sorption of pesticides in reconstituted cuticular wax (wax/water partition coefficients) of Chenopodium album L. and in isolated cuticular membranes (cuticle/water partition co...

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description Cuticular waxes represent the first and, in most cases, the limiting barrier for foliar uptake of pesticides from solution. Sorption of pesticides in reconstituted cuticular wax (wax/water partition coefficients) of Chenopodium album L. and in isolated cuticular membranes (cuticle/water partition coefficients) of Prunus laurocerasus L. was determined. Diffusion coefficients of pesticides in reconstituted cuticular wax of C. album leaves were size-dependent, increasing with increasing molar volume. In the presence of alcohol ethoxylates, diffusion coefficients were enhanced by up to two orders of magnitude, and size selectivity was significantly decreased. The accelerating effect and the decrease in size selectivity were attributed to plasticisation of the cuticular wax by the alcohol ethoxylates increasing the fluidity in the wax. A free volume model adopted from polymer science was successfully applied to predict diffusion coefficients of pesticides on the basis of the transport properties of the wax (size selectivity and crystallinity), the molar volume of the diffusing compound and the accelerator concentration in the wax.
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adjuvants
alcohol ethoxylate
alcohols
application rate
Biological and medical sciences
Chenopodium album
Chenopodium album - metabolism
cuticular wax
Diffusion
diffusion coefficient
epicuticular wax
equations
Ethers - chemistry
Ethers - pharmacokinetics
Flowers & plants
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Glycols - chemistry
Glycols - pharmacokinetics
herbicides
Herbicides - pharmacokinetics
leaves
mathematical models
mechanism of action
Models, Biological
Molecular Weight
Parasitic plants. Weeds
partition coefficient
pesticide adjuvants
Pesticide Synergists - pharmacokinetics
Pesticides
Phytopathology. Animal pests. Plant and forest protection
plant cuticle
Plant Leaves - metabolism
Sorption
Waxes - metabolism
weed biology
weed control
Weeds
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