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PENDIMETHALIN AND FLUMETRALIN DEGRADATION UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS IN FOUR SOILS
Abstract Degradation of flumetralin and pendimethalin in soil was examined under controlled environmental conditions. A complete factorial arrangement of four soils (representing the major tobacco production regions), two temperatures (15 and 30°C), and two soil moisture contents were examined. Additionally, the persistence of each herbicide was examined alone and in the presence of the other herbicide from 0 to 180 d. Soil moisture had a minor effect on flumetralin and pendimethalin degradation, but higher temperature encouraged herbicide degradation. Soil type had a major influence, as pendimethalin degradation was negatively correlated to both soil pH and clay content. This research indicated that both pendimethalin and flumetralin have the potential to persist in the environment for a time interval sufficient to affect subsequently planted small grain cover crops. Flumetralin half-life at 30°C was >180 d in all four soils. Given the use pattern of pendimethalin in tobacco, this research indicated that...
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Chinese Tobacco Science is an academic scientific journal (bimonthly) under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of the People's Republic of China, and sponsored by the Tobacco Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the Qingzhou Tobacco Research Institute of China National Tobacco Corporation. It was founded in 1979 and is publicly distributed nationwide. The journal mainly publishes academic papers on scientific research results, new production technologies, and modern management in my country's tobacco science research and tobacco production technology. In addition, it also publishes forward-looking review articles in the field of tobacco research. There are columns such as tobacco genetics and breeding, cultivation technology, modulation and processing, physiology and biochemistry, plant protection, review or monograph, quality chemistry, etc.