Fate of isoproturon in two heavy metal contaminated soils in a microcosm experiment

M. Suhadolc; M. Schloter; R. Schroll; C. Bergmüller; Š Velikonja Bolta; F. Lobnik; D. Leštan

Fate of isoproturon in two heavy metal contaminated soils in a microcosm experiment

M. Suhadolc
, M. Schloter
, R. Schroll
, C. Bergmüller
, Š Velikonja Bolta
, F. Lobnik
, D. Leštan

Univ. of Ljubljana

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Abstract

Soils from two environmentally and pedologically similar sites, but with different levels of Pb, Zn, and Cd contamination were selected to investigate the degradation of isoproturon in microcosm experiment using ¹⁴C technique. Difference in total pesticide-mineralizations was not observed, whereas differences in the amount of bound pesticide residues and distribution of ¹⁴C compounds in the soil profiles were found. Initial and final composition of the microbial communities were determined by phospholipid fatty acids (PLFA) and 16/18s rDNA - fingerprinting.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	691-700
Number of pages	10
Journal	Fresenius Environmental Bulletin
Volume	9
Issue number	11-12
State	Published - 2000
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

DNA fingerprint
Degradation
Heavy metals
Isoproturon
Microbial community structure
Phospholipid fatty acids

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Fate of isoproturon in two heavy metal contaminated soils in a microcosm experiment

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