Effect of vegetable oil on the degradation of a pesticide mixture in biobeds
Pesticides are used to control diseases, undesired vegetation and insects in forestry, gardening and agriculture. In the environment, pesticides are generally believed to originate from a diffuse source, such as spray drift of pesticides during application, or a point source, such as spills during r...
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SLU/Dept. of Microbiology
2013
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