Herbicides - Mechanisms and Mode of Action 2011
DOI: 10.5772/32727
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Herbicides Persistence in Rice Paddy Water in Southern Brazil

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“…However, the degradation of imazapic by sunlight is believed to be minimal when it is applied to terrestrial plants or soil, but it is rapidly degraded by sunlight in aqueous solutions [16]. Imazapyr residues can be relatively persistent in soils (reported soil half-life (t50) = 25-142 days) depending on soil texture, organic matter content, pH levels and environmental factors that promote microbial degradation [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”
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“…However, the degradation of imazapic by sunlight is believed to be minimal when it is applied to terrestrial plants or soil, but it is rapidly degraded by sunlight in aqueous solutions [16]. Imazapyr residues can be relatively persistent in soils (reported soil half-life (t50) = 25-142 days) depending on soil texture, organic matter content, pH levels and environmental factors that promote microbial degradation [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”
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“…[10] and Tu et al [11] Persistence refers to the soil's ability to hold any kind of pesticides and not allowing them to be transported [12]. In this case, a more stabil herbicides compounds require a longer time to be broken down [13]. The application of imazapic and imazapyr for controlling weedy rice in the Malaysian…”
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“…Herbicidas do grupo das imidazolinonas, com amplo espectro de atuação no controle de plantas daninhas e alta persistência no solo e na água [30] , tais como imazapique e imazetapir, são empregados em larga escala na agricultura pela sua eficiência, mesmo em baixas doses de aplicação. Apesar de sua baixa toxicidade para mamíferos e outros animais, para muitos herbicidas desse grupo, uma concentração de 0,1 µg L -1 em água tem sido considerada como tóxica para plantas não alvo [31] .…”
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“…No Brasil, o herbicida imazapique tem uso autorizado para as culturas arroz, cana--de-açúcar, amendoim e milho e o imazetapir, para arroz, feijão e soja. Imazapique e imazetapir são altamente solúveis em água, com 2.200 e 1.400 mg L -1 , respectivamente [30] . Os valores da constante de dissociação ácida (pKa) para imazapique são 2,0 e 3,6 e para imazetapir são 2,1 e 3,9, indicando que os dois são herbicidas ácidos [30] .…”
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“…Agricultural activity is an important cause of reduced water quality through pollution by agrochemicals, and especially pesticides. Environmental water pollution by pesticides is an international concern with widespread ecological consequences (9). Some monitoring programs for surface waters have been conducted to quantify the degree of pollution by pesticides in rice paddy fields (10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16).…”
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