2017
DOI: 10.14393/bj-v33n4a2017-36750
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Tolerance to the herbicide clomazone and potential for changes of forest species

Abstract: Clomazone has excelled among Brazilian non-target-site herbicides with high environmental impact. Its high solubility in water can result in leaching, contaminating groundwater and watercourses with possible riparian forest degradation. This situation can be mitigated by phytoremediation process. This study aimed to identify tree species tolerant to clomazone aiming to use them in bioremediation programs. Twelve forest species were evaluated: Inga marginata Willd, Handroanthus serratifolius (A.H. Gentry) S. Gr… Show more

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“…When evaluating the use of forest species to reduce the clomazone residue in the environment, Cabral et al (2017) found results similar to those of this study, in which the root dry weight of species Jacaranda puberla, Inga marginata, Caesalpinia ferrea, Cedrela fissilis, and Schinopsis brasiliensis showed an average increase of 29.6% with herbicide application. Fiore et al (2016), studying seedlings of J. puberla and Inga marginata, found a significant average increase of root dry weight with herbicide application (25% increase when herbicide atrazine was applied, and 18% increase when herbicide 2,4-D was applied).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…When evaluating the use of forest species to reduce the clomazone residue in the environment, Cabral et al (2017) found results similar to those of this study, in which the root dry weight of species Jacaranda puberla, Inga marginata, Caesalpinia ferrea, Cedrela fissilis, and Schinopsis brasiliensis showed an average increase of 29.6% with herbicide application. Fiore et al (2016), studying seedlings of J. puberla and Inga marginata, found a significant average increase of root dry weight with herbicide application (25% increase when herbicide atrazine was applied, and 18% increase when herbicide 2,4-D was applied).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…ha -1 ). Forest species such as ingabeans (Inga marginata), pau-ferro (Caesalpinia ferrea), and brauna-do-sertão (Schinopsis brasiliensis) showed tolerance to the herbicide clomazone (Cabral et al, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…de ambiente e substrato (Bovolini et al, 2015). Porém, ao avaliarem o uso de espécies florestais para diminuição do resíduo de clomazone, no ambiente, Cabral et al (2017) observaram que a altura das plantas de Jacaranda puberula mostraram aumento de 12% em média pela aplicação do herbicida. Fiore et al (2016) observaram que mudas dessa espécie apresentaram aumento significativo de 9% quando aplicado o herbicida atrazine e 14,75% quando aplicado 2,4-D no parâmetro altura de plantas.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified