THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND LIMING ON THE DEGRADATION OF GLYPHOSATE IN 2 ARCTIC FOREST SOILS
THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND LIMING ON THE DEGRADATION OF GLYPHOSATE IN 2 ARCTIC FOREST SOILS
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DOI:
10.1016/0038-0717(89)90110-7
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发表时间:
1989-01-01
影响因子:
9.7
通讯作者:
HEINONENTANSKI, H
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作者:
HEINONENTANSKI, H
Degradation of 14C-labelled glyphosate was studied in two arctic forest soils under simulated autumn and spring temperatures prevalent for the region. A rapid initial degradation of glyphosate, as measured by 14CO2 evolution, was observed in a Hylocomium-Myrtillus type (HMT) soil which was significantly higher than in a Myrtillus-Calluna-Cladina type-Empetrum-Myrtillus type (MCCIT-EMT) soil at an initial soil temperature of 15.degree. C. Degradation was found to be temperature dependent in both soils, over a range of 1.9-15.degree. C. A decrease of 10.degree. C reduced the degradation to one-tenth and one-fifteenth of the initial rate in the MCCIT-EMT and HMT soils, respectively. At the end of the temperature simulated incubation (217 days) high levels of radioactivity were detected in a range of soil fractions studied. Liming of both soils resulted in a slight initial increase in degradation rate for the HMT soil, but throughout the incubation the effect of liming was not significant in either soil.