Chlorpyrifos is an organophosphate pesticide that acts as an insecticide-acaricide by
ingestion, contact, and inhalation, and is now widely used in greenhouse for the control of …

Quartz sandy soils from Simcoe, Ontario, Canada and North Carolina had sorption
properties for chlorothalonil that were nearly the same. For labile surface sorption kinetics …

The effect of application method by aircraft (fixed wing), ground, and chemigation on
deposition of chlorothalonil in a potato canopy was compared over 2 years. Initial …

The effect of a spray-tank adjuvant on the persistence, distribution, and degradation of two
pesticides, chlorothalonil and chlorpyrifos, was studied in a commercial cranberry bog …

The fate of chlorothalonil, chlorpyrifos and profenofos in sandy loam soil under tropical
condition was studied in a vegetable plot in the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. The plot was …

Considering the fact that biopesticides are increasingly used to replace synthetic pesticides
in pest control, it is necessary to assess their ecotoxicity and especially their non-target …

Excess fungicides can pose a serious threat to the soil environment. Fungicides can lower
the microbiological and biochemical activity of soil and lead to yield declines. Soils …

Chlorothalonil (TCIN) is a chlorinated isophthalonitrile fungicide with low water solubility. It is
highly toxic to fish with 96h LC50 values in the range 10-30.. mu.. gl, and is rapidly …

Laboratory studies were conducted to determine whether the organophosphorus insecticide
chlorpyrifos undergoes enhanced microbial degradation in soil. Repeated treatment of soils …

Chlorantraniliprole (CAP) is a newly developed insecticide widely used in rice fields in
China. There have been few studies regarding its effects on soil microbial functional …