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Factors influencing the adsorption, desorption, and movement of pesticides in soil

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Part of the Residue Reviews / Rückstands-Berichte book series (RECT, volume 32)

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Seven factors are known to influence the fate and behavior of pesticides in soil systems: (1) chemical decomposition, (2) photochemical decomposition, (3) microbial decomposition, (4) volatilization, (5) movement, (6) plant or organism uptake, and (7) adsorption. The phenomenon of adsorption-desorption directly or indirectly influences the magnitude of the effect of the other six factors. Adsorption, therefore, appears to be one of the major factors affecting the interactions occurring between pesticides and soil colloids.

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Clay Mineral Organic Cation Surface Acidity Clay Surface Soil Colloid 
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  1. 1.Southeast Water Laboratory, Federal Water Pollution Control AdministrationU.S. Department of the InteriorAthensUSA
  2. 2.Department of AgronomyPurdue UniversityLafayetteUSA

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