Incorporation of veterinary antibiotics into crops from manured soil
Incorporation of veterinary antibiotics into crops from manured soil
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2007
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M. Grote;C. Schwake-Anduschus;R. Michel;H. Stevens;W. Heyser;G. Langenkämper;T. Betsche;M. Freitag
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M. Grote;C. Schwake-Anduschus;R. Michel;H. Stevens;W. Heyser;G. Langenkämper;T. Betsche;M. Freitag
Abstract Under farming conditions, winter wheat was cultivated on manure-fertilised soil. The liquid manure originated from pigs medicated under control with chlortetracycline (CTC), sulfadiazine (SFD) and trimethoprim (TMP). Dur-ing 8 months of storage the initial concentration of CTC and SFD in the manure decreased by 50 - 60 %. This ma-nure was used as a fertiliser, thereby remarkable amounts of antibiotics were administered to soil. Antibiotic recov-ery rates from soil peaked after the 2 nd slurry administra-tion (SFD: 90 µg/kg dw, CTC-compounds: 20 µg/kg dw) in the plough layer (0 - 25 cm) and dropped to a low level within to 5 months. Wheat was grown on this soil. CTC and SFD were readily taken up by the roots, translocated within the plants into stems and leaves; CTC even into the wheat grain (~ µg/kg fw) after twofold slurry application in spring. Experiments with non-labelled and H-labelled antibiotics using hydroponically grown wheat, lamb’s let-tuce and carrots corroborate the result that intact plants can take up substantial amounts of antibiotics by the roots. Our study has revealed a novel way of human exposure to vet-erinary antibiotics by plant derived food.