Journal of Ecology and Rural Environment ›› 1996, Vol. 12 ›› Issue (2): 17-21.doi:

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Study on the Residues and Fate of Metalaxyl in Soil - Tobacco System

WANG  Hua-Guo, PENG  Gen-Yuan, QI  Meng-Wen   

  1. College of Fundamental Sciences and Technology, Beijing Agricultural University
  • Received:1995-10-23 Revised:1995-12-18 Online:1996-05-10 Published:2012-04-10

Abstract: The residues and fate of 14C-metalaxyl in soil-tobacco system were studied in simulated field condition. The results showed that metalaxyl could move in soil layer, and mainly affected by the movement of water. The half life was 2~3 weeks for extractable residues, and 5 weeks for total residues in soil. The percentage of bound residues in total residues increased by the time. after 6 weeks it reached to 23.1%. Tobacco could absorb and accumulate metalaxyl by roots. The concentration of extractable residues in tobacco began to reduce from the second week,and its half life was 1~2 weeks. After six weeks, the concentration of extractable residues reduced to 5.35 mg/kg. One metabolite was found in methanol extracts. The behavior of methonal extractable residues in soil-tobacco system could be described by two compartments dynamic model.

Key words: metalaxyl, soil-tobacco system, residues, metabolism, dynamic model

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