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Evolution of 14CO2 from soil incubated with dieldrin-14C and the action of soil bacteria on labelled dieldrin

Jagnow et al., 1972

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16847385839850241592
Author
Jagnow G
Haider K
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Soil Biology and Biochemistry

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Arable soil containing 10 ppm of dieldrin-14 C uniformly labelled in its chlorinated ring released 0· 30 and 1.86 per cent of the activity as 14 CO 2 from sterile and non-sterile samples respectively during 7 weeks incubation. In a second experiment with percolated or …
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