A wide range of mechanisms and processes influence the transformation, movement and availability of pesticides in soil, water and air. This session will provide an update of research and new work including microbial, hydrolytic and photolytic mechanisms; diffusion, plant uptake, adsorption, desorption (including time dependency), bound residues, leaching and volatilization processes. Work on soil microbial understanding, including effects would be welcome, as would modelling work related to laboratory scale investigations. Combined mechanism studies such as aerobic mineralisation, water/sediment and microcosm systems, the effects of light etc. would also be relevant, as would studies on metabolites.
Papers/Posters with new results, new study types, new pesticide molecules, new modelling approaches or a more in-depth understanding would be welcomed, particularly if they contribute to providing more basic scientific information behind calculations of exposure in the soil, water and air compartments.
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APPROVED PRESENTATIONS
ID | CORRESPONDING AUTHOR | TITLE |
1 | Nowak Karolina Malgorzata | Biogenic residue formation from pesticides in soil: extent and relevance for risk assessment |
2 | Zegarski Thordis | Stable isotope labelling techniques as a promising tool in studying the fate of pesticides in soil |
3 | Resseler Herbert | First results with a new test design for the determination of a substance specific plant uptake factor (puf) for use in regulatory fate modeling |
4 | Suciu Nicoleta Alina | Are strobilurin fungicides not toxic to non-target organisms: studying the effects of trifloxystrobin and its main soil metabolite on soil microbes using advanced culture-independent approaches |
6 | Suleman, M | Keely, B. J. | Assessment of the impact of pesticides on the soil microbial community using intact polar membrane lipids as biomarkers by hplc esi-msn |
7 | Muñoz Cintas Amalia | Atmospheric degradation of pesticides: direct photolysis, photo-oxidation and reaction with ozone |
8 | Muñoz Amalia | Atmospheric degradation of the pirimiphos-methyl. Kinetics and degradation products |
10 | Besse-Hoggan Pascale | Complementary chemical and biological approaches to study the mesotrione biodegradation pathway by the edaphic bacillus megaterium mes11: first identification and characterization of degrading enzymes |
11 | Tsiamis George | Development of a high density microarray for assessing pesticide biodegradation potential in soils |
12 | Dollinger Jeanne | Development of pedotransfer functions for the prediction of diuron and glyphosate sorption to soils and ditch sediments |
13 | Besse-Hoggan Pascale | Effect of pesticide mixtures (formulation, pesticide cocktail) on the biodegradation of individual active ingredients |
14 | Boesten Jos | Effects of random and systematic errors on freundlich sorption parameters |
16 | Badawi Nora | Environmental fate of the herbicide fluazifop-p-butyl and its degradation products in two loamy agricultural soils – a combined laboratory and field study |
17 | Sidoli Pauline | Experimental and modeling approaches of transfer of s-metolachlor and its metabolites in the vadoze zone |
18 | Hein Eva-Maria | Experimental determination of foliar wash-off factors for modelling purposes |
19 | Socorro Joanna | Heterogeneous reactivity and photodegradation of pesticides adsorbed on atmospheric particles under simulated laboratory conditions |
21 | Khan Majid Ali | Impacts of co-formulants on pesticide sorption and leaching through soil |
22 | Stupp Hans-Peter | Increasing realism of laboratory soil degradation studies |
23 | Vera Teresa | Lindane reactions in the atmosphere: a study in the euphore simulation chambers |
24 | Suddaby Laura | Long-term experiments to investigate irreversibility in sorption of pesticides to soil |
27 | Guiral Clarisse | Pesticide emissions into the air: understanding, quantification, prediction – a literature review, through the lens of the agricultural practices |
29 | Mamy Laure | Prediction of the fate of pesticides in the environment from their molecular properties |
30 | Houbraken Michael | Reduction of post-application pesticide volatilisation by the use of surfactants from glass surfaces |
31 | Voltz Marc | Seepage patterns of diuron in ditches bed over a sequence of flood events |
32 | Tsiamis George | Soil bacterial community under the influence of chlorpyrifos, isoproturon and tebuconazole at a lab-scale level. |
33 | Kah Melanie | Sorption of acidic pesticides and biocides to biochars |
34 | Van Beinum Wendy | Summary of the draft aged sorption guidance |
36 | Tiktak Aaldrik | The efsa ppr opinion on the proposal for aged sorption guidance |
37 | Ranke Johannes | To t-test or not to t-test, that is the question |
38 | Princivalle Jessica | Towards an understanding of the sensitivity of pesticide degradation to losses of soil microbial diversity |
39 | Ferrari Federico | Towards the identification and quantification of candidate metabolites of tebuconazole fungicide |
40 | Staffa Christian | Volatilisation and aqueous deposition behavior of the herbicide clomazone investigated with a closed laboratory chamber test system |
41 | Kah Melanie | What do laboratory studies tell us about the environmental fate of nanopesticides? |
42 | Houbraken Michael | Zeolites in crop protection |
120 | Wang Shizong | Biotransformation of metamitron in soil: an detailed insight into the biodegradation process |