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Loss of Triazophos and Mevinphos in Soil

The Philippine Entomologist - Volume 3 Issue 5 & 6, 1978
The loss of triozophos and mevinphos in soils under laboratory and semi­field conditions was determined by gos chromatography. Mevinphos was less persistent than triosophos. Degradation rotes were rapid and varied with the. kind of insecticide as well as soil type.
E.D. Magallona, E.E. Callejas
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Abiotic Loss of Chemicals in Soil

Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, 1988
ABSTRACT A laboratory study was conducted to evaluate the abiotic losses of organics in soil. 2,3- and 2,5-dichlorophenol were added to microcosms containing soil treated either by autoclaving or gamma irradiation or incubated under anoxic conditions. Biologically active aerobic microcosms were used as controls.
DAVID C. ERICKSON, KAREN SPANIEL, RAYMOND C. LOEHR   +2 more
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SOIL LOSS

2014
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Effects of soil tillage on quality of soil loss

2011
Quantity and quality of soil loss was measured on Stagnic Luvisol under six tillage treatments in the Central Croatia during the 15-year investigation cycle (1995-2010). The trial involved the following tilling treatments: 1. Black fallow ; 2. Tillage up and down the slope ; 3. No-tillage ; 4. Tillage across of the slope ; 5.
Kisić, Ivica, Bašić, Ferdo
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Soil Loss Estimation

2023
Kenneth G. Renard, Leonard J. Lane, George R. Foster, John M. Laflen   +3 more
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Preventing urban soil loss in China

Science, 2021
San'an, Nie, Yaping, Fang, Shun, Li
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Event soil loss, runoff and the Universal Soil Loss Equation family of models: A review

Journal of Hydrology, 2010
Summary The Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) is the most widely used and misused prediction equation in the world. Although it was designed to predict long-term average annual soil loss, it has the capacity to predict event soil losses reasonably well at some geographic locations and not well at others.
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Topographic Signature of Soil Loss

The ever-evolving earth’s topography reflects the complex interaction of several geomorphic processes. These processes play a central role in how soil is detached, transported, and ultimately lost from a landscape. This raises a fundamental question: how does topography influence soil loss?
Saba Shakeel Raina, Ravi Raj, Basudev Biswal   +2 more
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Soil Properties Responsible for Soil Loss

2022
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Loss of productive soil

International Journal of Environmental Studies, 1978
Biswas, M.R., Biswas, A.K.
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