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pro vyhledávání: '"I. O. D. El Beit"'
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 11:187-196
The effects of frequency of application, initial soil moisture content, rate of water application and soil organic matter content on the accumulation of dimethoate in different soils have been studied in the laboratory. It was found that: residual ac
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 16:171-179
Soils collected from the Gezira irrigation scheme in Sudan were incubated with five pesticides (pyrolan, α‐and β‐endosulphan, γ‐HCH and dieldrin), using three independent methods (incubation of microbial culture with soil and leachates, with
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 11:253-260
It was found that pH, temperature and the type of medium are important factors affecting the stability of dimethoate in soils and solutions. Evaporation is a minor factor in determining the loss of dimethoate from water. Within the pH range of 7–11
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 11:113-124
For a given application of dimethoate, the loss by leaching increased with soil type in the following order: clay clay loam > sand > S.C.L. > loam. However, the loss due to evaporation alone was in the order; sand > S.C.L. > clay loam > loam. Biologi
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 16:181-187
The effect of concentration on leachability and adsorption of γ‐HCH, dieldrin, endosulphan and pyrolan was studied in a sandy clay loam from Northern England (Yorkshire region), under laboratory and greenhouse conditions. Concentration did not aff
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 16:189-196
The effect of soil temperature on Ieachability and adsorption of pyrolan, γ‐HCH, α‐endosulphan, β‐endosulphan and dieldrin by Gezira soil from the Sudan, was studied. It was found that even when subjected to high temperatures (45°C) and pro
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Environmental Studies. 12:215-225
The investigation has shown that the thin‐layer chromatographic technique is efficient in separating mixtures of dimethoate metabolites from soil extracts. Nine metabolites were isolated, six were positively identified as O, desmethyl dimethoate, d