Sorption/Desorption, Leaching, and Transport Behavior of Pesticides in Soils: A Review on Recent Advances and Published Scientific Research

Vagi, Maria C.; Petsas, Andreas S.

doi:10.1007/698_2021_803

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“…5), followed by a transformation in the sediment layer. In fact, the significant adsorption of hydrophobic pesticides was heavily evidenced in the literature (Hand et al, 2001;Tang et al, 2017;Vagi and Petsas, 2022) based on their high affinity to the organic carbon of sediments and hydrophobicity translated by a high Koc and log Kow, respectively. Boscalid, chlorotoluron, and diflufenican are more likely to be adsorbed on sediments and thus are more bioavailable for biotransformation at the water-sediment layer, contrarily to more hydrophilic and mobile pesticides.…”

Section: Hierarchization Of Pesticide Dissipation Processesmentioning

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PESTIPOND: A descriptive model of pesticide fate in artificial ponds: II. Model application and evaluation

Bahi

Sauvage

Payraudeau

et al. 2023

Ecological Modelling

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Section: Hierarchization Of Pesticide Dissipation Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

PESTIPOND: A descriptive model of pesticide fate in artificial ponds: II. Model application and evaluation

Bahi

Sauvage

Payraudeau

et al. 2023

Ecological Modelling

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“…Pesticide remains can be discovered distant from the point of application within the dynamic soil water system (Yorlano et al, 2022). Vagi et al, (2022) state that the adsorption of pesticides by soils has a substantial impact on the fate of pesticides in the soil water profile (Vagi & Petsas 2022;Wu et al, 2011). There is a strong correlation between pesticide adsorption factors and soil characteristics (Rasool et al, 2022).…”

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Assessment of Metalaxyl migration through vadose zone of alluvial sandy soil using column experiment and HYDRUS numerical modeling

Kumar Meshram,

Adhikari,

Chatterjee

2023

AS-ITJGW

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Contemporary research on pesticides/fungicides as potential sources of groundwater contamination, including their migration pathways, especially in the Western Bengal basin (WBB), is scarce. The present research intends to study the vulnerability of groundwater towards pollution from metalaxyl. Metalaxyl is a fungicide added anthropogenically to the sandy soil of WBB for the cultivation of crops like tomatoes, potatoes and mustard. The study explores the mechanics of metalaxyl adsorption in soil and its migration to the associated groundwater system. Chemical analyses show high concentrations of metalaxyl within groundwater (472.9 μg/L, maximum amount) from the study area (Nadia district of WBB). The groundwater ubiquity score of metalaxyl (4.6) depicts that it is very much prone to leach through the sandy soils of WBB to the underlying groundwater system. The results of column leaching experiments and their congruence to the findings of numerical modelling study using HYDRUS software confirm the fact. The adsorptive resilience of the studied soils towards metalaxyl is insignificant (soils of North Chandmari (S1) =0.1087 mg/g, Ghoragacha (S2) =0.21 mg/g, and Khaldarpara (S3) =1.771 mg/g). However, the presence of excess iron concentration may enhance the adsorptive capacity of the soil toward Metalaxyl, thereby limiting its migration toward the zone of saturation.

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Exploring the dynamic behaviors of five pesticides in lettuce: Implications for consumer health through field and modeling experiments

Wang,

Liu,

Yang

et al. 2024

Food Chemistry

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Sorption/Desorption, Leaching, and Transport Behavior of Pesticides in Soils: A Review on Recent Advances and Published Scientific Research

Cited by 3 publications

References 246 publications

PESTIPOND: A descriptive model of pesticide fate in artificial ponds: II. Model application and evaluation

PESTIPOND: A descriptive model of pesticide fate in artificial ponds: II. Model application and evaluation

Assessment of Metalaxyl migration through vadose zone of alluvial sandy soil using column experiment and HYDRUS numerical modeling

Exploring the dynamic behaviors of five pesticides in lettuce: Implications for consumer health through field and modeling experiments

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