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Effects of imazamox on soil carbon and nitrogen mineralization under Mediterranean climate

Nacide KIZILDAĞ
Hüsniye SAĞLIKER
Şahin CENKSEVEN
Hüseyin Cengiz DARICI
Burak KOÇAK
Pages
334–339
Publication Date
2014-05-18
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It may be concluded that the presence of imazamox in both soils was negatively affected by nitrate bacteria.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Imazamox is an herbicide intensively used in the peanut fields of Turkey.
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Key Findings & Data:Carbon and nitrogen mineralizations were determined at 20 °C to evaluate the effects of the herbicide in soils humidified to 60% and 80% of field capacity (FC) over 45 days.
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Conclusion & Impact:It may be concluded that the presence of imazamox in both soils was negatively affected by nitrate bacteria.
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⚙️Variables:Key words: Herbicide · humidity · microbial activity

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Imazamox is an herbicide intensively used in the peanut fields of Turkey. Carbon and nitrogen mineralizations were determined at 20 °C to evaluate the effects of the herbicide in soils humidified to 60% and 80% of field capacity (FC) over 45 days. Three doses of this herbicide [recommended dose (RD, 10 mg kg-1), 2× RD, and 4× RD] were added to soils without any previous imazamox application (NI) and to peanut soils with previous applications of imazamox (I). Carbon mineralization, determined by CO2 respiration, at RD of I soil at 80% humidity was higher than that of the other herbicide doses at both 80% and 60% humidities. NO3-N contents (mg kg-1) of I and NI soil controls were significantly higher than with all herbicide doses at 80% and 60% of FC. Nitrate production decreased with increasing doses of herbicide and was significantly lower in I soil than NI soil at both humidity levels. It may be concluded that the presence of imazamox in both soils was negatively affected by nitrate bacteria.

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Imazamox is an herbicide intensively used in the peanut fields of Turkey. Carbon and nitrogen mineralizations were determined at 20 °C to evaluate the effects of the herbicide in soils humidified to 60% and 80% of field capacity (FC) over 45 days. Three doses of this herbicide [recommended dose (RD, 10 mg kg-1), 2× RD, and 4× RD] were added to soils without any previous imazamox application (NI) and to peanut soils with previous applications of imazamox (I). Carbon mineralization, determined by CO2 respiration, at RD of I soil at 80% humidity was higher than that of the other herbicide doses at both 80% and 60% humidities. NO3-N contents (mg kg-1) of I and NI soil controls were significantly higher than with all herbicide doses at 80% and 60% of FC. Nitrate production decreased with increasing doses of herbicide and was significantly lower in I soil than NI soil at both humidity levels. It may be concluded that the presence of imazamox in both soils was negatively affected by nitrate bacteria.

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KIZILDAĞ, N., SAĞLIKER, H., CENKSEVEN, Ş., DARICI, H. C., KOÇAK, B. (2014). Effects of imazamox on soil carbon and nitrogen mineralization under Mediterranean climate. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 38 - Sayı: 3, 334–339. https://ajindex.com/articles/180058

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