… soil. Therefore, the results of this study demonstrate the effectiveness of using soil bacteria
for microbial degradation of imidacloprid. … bioremediation of imidacloprid-contaminated soils. …

… no reports of imidacloprid-degrading soil microorganisms. Our objectives were to discover,
isolate, and characterize microorganisms capable of degrading imidacloprid in soil. Two soil-…

… of decreasing concentrations of imidacloprid itself. The present study clearly confirmed that
microbial degradation as well as the insecticidal activity of degraded metabolites has the key …

… , microbial degradation is one of the most important processes controlling the fate of and
transformation from imidacloprid … conditions, imidacloprid in soil or water can be degraded by …

… is the ultimate sink for agrochemicals and supports a multitude of microflora and fauna, so
microbial degradation can act as an important route for the elimination of these xenobiotics. …

… of soil microbes to degrade imidacloprid, and identified two promising bacterial candidates
that … There have been a few studies on microbial degradation of imidacloprid. For example, …

… Microbial degradation of imidacloprid was slow and … degradation of imidacloprid in non-sterile
soil (nSS) with naturally occurring microorganisms was slow. However, the degradation …

… , is highly persistent in soils. In this study, the sorption of imidacloprid by six soils as well as
its … [Citation 9 ] In addition, microbial degradation also contributes to the transformation of …

… The half life value of imidacloprid ranged from 13 to 16 days after bacterial inoculation. This
is … culture of native soil bacterial isolates for remediation of imidacloprid contaminated soils. …

… However, little is known about the effects of imidacloprid on soil microbial dynamics in rice
soil. In … in soil microbial population structure and soil enzymes upon imidacloprid application. …