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1993
Conference Paper
Title

Contamination of aquatic ecosystems by runoff events - comparison of small and large plot experiments

Abstract
The transport of the herbicides Dichlorprop-p, Isoproturon, and Bifenox via surface runoff was investigated on small and large field plots with simulated rainfall. Dichlorpop-p and Isoproturon were transported mainly in the runoff water phase. Total Dichlorprop-p and Isoproturon losses in runoff mainly depend on the time of runoff initiation. Concentrations in early runoff samples at a precipitation of about 5 mm may lead to herbicide concentrations above 1 mg/l. The concentration of Dichlorprop-p and Isoproturon in the runoff of the large plot were below 200 myg/1 with a total loss of 0.02 percent of the applied herbicides during a 30 mm rainfall event.
Author(s)
Kördel, W.
Klöppel, H.
Haider, J.
Mainwork
Brighton Crop Protection Conference. Weeds. 6D-9  
Conference
Brighton Crop Protection Conference 1993  
Language
English
IUCT  
Keyword(s)
  • aquatic ecosystem

  • contamination

  • herbicide

  • run-off

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