Author:
Baughman Todd A.,Shaw David R.
Abstract
Greenhouse experiments determined differences in imazaquin bioavailability over time under various soil moisture regimes. All soils were initially fortified with 63 ppb (w/w) of commercially formulated imazaquin. Treatments consisted of maintaining at field capacity for 15 wk (FC), maintaining air-dry for 15 wk (AD), soil that was maintained air-dry for 2 wk and then wet to field capacity at 2 wk intervals (2WAD), and soil that was wet to field capacity at the initiation of the experiment and at 2 wk intervals (2WFC). Little dissipation of imazaquin occurred in the AD soil over the 100 d of this study. Rapid dissipation over the first 35 d occurred for the other three treatments. Imazaquin half-life ranged from 17 to 18 d for the FC, 2WAD, and 2WFC soils. Imazaquin concentration increased or only slightly decreased in samples taken after the second watering in both the 2WAD and the 2WFC soils. Due to differences in adsorption/desorption of imazaquin with changing soil moisture levels, bioassays may not determine the dissipation of the actual concentration of imazaquin contained in soil.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Subject
Plant Science,Agronomy and Crop Science
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