CO2 Production of Soil Microbiota in the Presence of Ametryne and Biofertilizer

Ametryne is an herbicide applied to sugar cane cultures to prevent the emergence of weeds. It is a persistent compound that percolates ground and surface water thus impacting aquatic communities. In this study, we evaluated microbial activity in soil with increased concentrations of ametryne solutio...

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Published in:Water, air, and soil pollution air, and soil pollution, 2014-12, Vol.225 (12), p.1, Article 2222
Main Authors: Régo, A. P. J, Reganhan-Coneglian, C. M, Montagnolli, R. N, Bidoia, E. D
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ametryn
Aquatic communities
Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
bioaugmentation
Biodegradation
Biofertilizers
Carbon dioxide
Climate Change/Climate Change Impacts
Earth and Environmental Science
Environment
Environmental monitoring
Experiments
Fermentation
Herbicides
Hydrochloric acid
Hydrogeology
Lactuca sativa
Metabolism
Metabolites
Microbial activity
Microbiota
Phytotoxicity
Respiration
seeds
Software
soil
soil microorganisms
Soil Science & Conservation
Statistical analysis
Sugar
Sugarcane
Surface water
Toxicity
Water Quality/Water Pollution
weeds
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description Ametryne is an herbicide applied to sugar cane cultures to prevent the emergence of weeds. It is a persistent compound that percolates ground and surface water thus impacting aquatic communities. In this study, we evaluated microbial activity in soil with increased concentrations of ametryne solution and commercial Microgeo biofertilizer. The soil subject to analysis was obtained from a sugar cane cultivation area. The concentration used in the experiment was ametryne 12 μg/L and 1 % of biofertilizer. It was used with the Bartha and Pramer respirometric method to quantify CO₂production and determine microbial activity. Complimentary phytotoxicity tests with Lactuca sativa seeds after respirometry experiments were conducted in the soluble fraction of the soil. According to the results, the addition of biofertilizer promoted microbial activity in the presence of ametryne and reduced ametryne phytotoxicity for Lactuca sativa seeds. Thus, Microgeo biofertilizer can potentially improve biodegradation of ametryne through both bioaugmentation and bioestimulation.
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Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
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Biodegradation
Biofertilizers
Carbon dioxide
Climate Change/Climate Change Impacts
Earth and Environmental Science
Environment
Environmental monitoring
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Herbicides
Hydrochloric acid
Hydrogeology
Lactuca sativa
Metabolism
Metabolites
Microbial activity
Microbiota
Phytotoxicity
Respiration
seeds
Software
soil
soil microorganisms
Soil Science & Conservation
Statistical analysis
Sugar
Sugarcane
Surface water
Toxicity
Water Quality/Water Pollution
weeds
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