2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-50532012005000037
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Environmental dynamics of pesticides in the drainage area of the São Lourenço River headwaters, Mato Grosso State, Brazil

Abstract: Este estudo avaliou a dinâmica de pesticidas na cabeceira de drenagem do Rio São Lourenço, Mato Grosso, Brasil. Os pesticidas atrazina, flutriafol, metolacloro, α-e β-endosulfan e os metabólitos endosulfan sulfato, desetilatrazina e desisopropilatrazina foram determinados em amostras de água (superficial, subterrânea, de chuva e de escoamento superficial) e de sedimento (de escoamento superficial e de fundo) coletadas entre agosto de 2009 e julho de 2010 utilizando SPE-GC/MS-SIM (extração em fase sólida-cromat… Show more

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“…Nogueira et al (2012) found very high maximum concentrations of atrazine in groundwater (18.9 μg l À1 ) and surface water (9.3 μg l À1 ). Similarly, Casara et al (2012) detected atrazine in water runoff samples, with an extremely high maximum concentration of 28.3 μg l À1 ; most frequently, the substance was detected in rainwater samples, as supported by the study of Moreira et al (2012), in which extremely high concentrations of atrazine (75.43 μg l À1 ), monocrotofos (41.35 μg l À1 ) and flutriafol (29.64 μg l À1 ) were detected. Similarly, Casara et al (2012) detected atrazine in water runoff samples, with an extremely high maximum concentration of 28.3 μg l À1 ; most frequently, the substance was detected in rainwater samples, as supported by the study of Moreira et al (2012), in which extremely high concentrations of atrazine (75.43 μg l À1 ), monocrotofos (41.35 μg l À1 ) and flutriafol (29.64 μg l À1 ) were detected.…”
Section: Alteration Of Water Quality In the Cerradomentioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Nogueira et al (2012) found very high maximum concentrations of atrazine in groundwater (18.9 μg l À1 ) and surface water (9.3 μg l À1 ). Similarly, Casara et al (2012) detected atrazine in water runoff samples, with an extremely high maximum concentration of 28.3 μg l À1 ; most frequently, the substance was detected in rainwater samples, as supported by the study of Moreira et al (2012), in which extremely high concentrations of atrazine (75.43 μg l À1 ), monocrotofos (41.35 μg l À1 ) and flutriafol (29.64 μg l À1 ) were detected. Similarly, Casara et al (2012) detected atrazine in water runoff samples, with an extremely high maximum concentration of 28.3 μg l À1 ; most frequently, the substance was detected in rainwater samples, as supported by the study of Moreira et al (2012), in which extremely high concentrations of atrazine (75.43 μg l À1 ), monocrotofos (41.35 μg l À1 ) and flutriafol (29.64 μg l À1 ) were detected.…”
Section: Alteration Of Water Quality In the Cerradomentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Pesticide concentrations and detection frequencies were highest for atrazine and flutriafol from March to May, when a second crop (soybean, corn or cotton) is typically grown (Casara et al, 2012). Dores et al (2008) temporarily linked the highest detection frequencies of herbicides in groundwater and surface water samples to the application dates of pesticides in the rainy season.…”
Section: Alteration Of Water Quality In the Cerradomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os estudos realizados em amostras de águas subterrâneas estão concentrados no Estado do Mato Grosso, [56][57][58][59][60]73 . A atrazina e o aloclor foram os pesticidas mais frequentemente dectados dentre os 27 que foram monitoramento nas águas subterrâneas da Slovenia de acordo com Gotvajn e colaboradores.…”
Section: Matriz: áGua Subterrâneaunclassified
“…Our results should serve to discourage this misuse of simple indicators assessing management. On the other side of the gradient of complexity, the mechanistic model MACRO (Larsbo et al, 2005) integrating precisely the processes of vertical transfer (Casara et al, 2012) logically yields the best results, although it is not always the most complex prediction tool that are the most accurate (Makowski et al, 2009). Although MACRO was not calibrated, these results were obtained for one set of parameters over seven for La Jaillière and four for Le Magneraud site, with soil description of Arvalis -Institut du Végétal, and the automatic chain of calculation developed by Agrosolution.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%