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R. Kloskowski F. Führ W. Mittelstaedt 《Journal of environmental science and health. Part. B》2013,48(6):487-505
Abstract The relative biological availability of [benzene ring‐U‐14C] and Ctriazine‐U‐14C] anilazine for maize plants was studied in a degraded loess soil in a standardized microecosystem. The total uptake of radiocarbon in the course of the 4‐week experiment was 3.1 and 4 % respectively of the radioactivity applied if anilazine was uniformly mixed into the soil immediately before beginning the experiment. However, if anilazine was subjected to a degradation at 65 % of the maximum water holding capacity of the soil and temperatures varying daily between 16 and 27°C for 100 days before the plant experiment then the uptake was reduced to 0.4 or 0.7 % respectively. The uptake from soil with non‐extractable (bound) anilazine residues was similarly low. The mineralization rate of aged and bound anilazine residues was below 0.1 % of the radioactivity applied. Up to 2/3 of the radioactivity present in the soil after the plant experiment remained in the humic fraction. 相似文献
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B. Heitmann‐Weber W. Mittelstaedt F. Führ 《Journal of environmental science and health. Part. B》2013,48(2):247-264
Abstract In conformity with Guideline 4.1 of the Federal German Biological Agency, degradation experiments with the fungicide active ingredient [benzene ring‐U‐14C]anilazine and its major metabolite [triazine ring‐U‐14C]dihydroxy‐anilazine were carried out in an orthic luvisol. Mineralization of the benzene ring carbon of anilazine amounted to less than 2 % in 110 days and that of the triazine ring carbon of dihydroxy‐anilazine to less than 8 %. Increasing the incubation temperature from 22 °C to 30 °C and adding organic substance influenced the mineralization slightly. In soils which received two or three applications in succeeding years with subsequent ageing in the open‐air lysimeter no stimulation of the mineralization was observed. Extractions after incubation showed that only 10.2 to 18.6 % of the 14C‐activity applied with anilazine was extractable with acetone/CaCl2. The major proportion was bound in the fractions of the soil organic matter, namely 45.0 to 59.6 % of the radiocarbon applied was accounted for by the humin fraction, 12.0 to 27.4 % by the fulvic acids, and 9.4 to 15.0 % by the humic acids. In the case of dihydroxy‐anilazine, 28.9 to 89.7 % of the applied 14C‐activity was extractable with acetone/CaCl2. Of tJhe radiocarbon bound in the soil, the greatest proportion, i.e. 18.5 to 35.5 % of the radiocarbon applied, was accounted for by the fulvic acids. 相似文献
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P. Mittelstaedt 《Die Naturwissenschaften》1960,47(17):385-391
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