Environmental Fate of the Herbicide MCPA in Two Soils as Affected by the Presence of Wheat Ash
This study was conducted to evaluate the environmental fate processes of the herbicide (4-chloro-2-methylphenoxy)acetic acid (MCPA) in agricultural soils in the presence and absence of ash originating from the burning of wheat residue. The ash-amended soils (1% ash by weight) were approximately 8-16...
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| description | This study was conducted to evaluate the environmental fate processes of the herbicide (4-chloro-2-methylphenoxy)acetic acid (MCPA) in agricultural soils in the presence and absence of ash originating from the burning of wheat residue. The ash-amended soils (1% ash by weight) were approximately 8-16 times more effective than the ash-free soils in sorbing MCPA. The desorption results showed that 40-78% of initially sorbed MCPA were desorbed in both soils, depending on the initial MCPA concentration in solution. Addition of ash to soils decreased the desorption of MCPA by approximately 20%. Degradation of MCPA was substantially reduced in the presence of the ash. A 6-week incubation resulted in 50-85% of MCPA microbially degraded in ash-amended soils, as compared to >85-100% in ash-free soils under the same conditions. |
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