- herbicide-resistant
genetically modified plants increases the risk of
volatilisation as the
temperature is
higher and
incorporation into the soil impractical...
-
their susceptibility to
volatilisation.
Prompt incorporation of the
herbicide into the soil may
reduce or
prevent volatilisation. Wind, temperature, and...
- (incorporate) them into
living cells, or
cause their loss from the soil by
volatilisation (loss to the
atmosphere as gases) or leaching. Soil is said to be formed...
- 73–87. Marggraf,
Andreas Sigismun (1770). "Observation
concernant une
volatilisation remarquable d'une
partie de l'espece de pierre, à
laquelle on donne...
- into the ground.
Releasing in
water causes it to be lost
mainly by
volatilisation with a half life of 5.2 hours. It has no
significant degradation biological...
-
aqueous aerosols due to
their high
vapour tension and a
process known as
volatilisation. When airborne,
these microbes can be
transported long
distances to...
-
organochlorine pesticides in air in an
urban Mediterranean environment:
volatilisation from soil". J. Environ. Monit. 13 (12): 3358–3364. doi:10.1039/c1em10479a...
-
delay between productive economic cycles of
lumber crops.
Herbicide volatilisation or
spray drift may
result in
herbicide affecting neighboring fields...
- ISBN 978-0-935702-90-3. Marggraf,
Andreas Sigismun (1770). "Observation
concernant une
volatilisation remarquable d'une
partie de l'espece de pierre, à
laquelle on donne...
-
useful for
substances that are
rapidly lost from
solution as a
result of
volatilisation, photodegradation, precipitation, or biodegradation.
Lemna has been...
