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  A simple test for adaptation of soil microorganisms to the degradation of the insecticide Carbofuran
 
 
Title: A simple test for adaptation of soil microorganisms to the degradation of the insecticide Carbofuran
Author: Chapman, Ralph A.
Moy, Pat
Henning, Karin
Appeared in: Journal of environmental science and health. Part B, Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural wastes
Paging: Volume 20 (1985) nr. 3 pages 313-319
Year: 1985
Contents: Soils in which the microbial community had adapted to degrade carbofuran could be readily distinguished from unadapted soils by incubating a small quantity of the soil in an aqueous buffer containing 10 ppm carbofuran for 7 days. Adapted soils were characterized by a significant reduction (>90%) of the carbofuran concentration and a simultaneous increase in concentration of the stable phenolic hydrolysis product as determined by direct HPLC analysis of the solution. A simple colour test for the phenol also provided a measure of the activity of the soil toward carbofuran.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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