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Comparative Phytotoxicity Assays of the Herbicide Alloxydim and Its Main Identified Photoproduct in Cereal and Broadleaves Crops

2015-04-01

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When herbicides are sprayed in the field, a proportion of the herbicide falls onto leaves and soil surfaces, where it can be exposed to sunlight, generating photoproducts that can be more toxic and/or persistent than the parent substance and affect human health and the environment. The aim of this study was to identify the photoproducts of the herbicide alloxydim in leaf and soil model systems and to perform phyto...

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10.1614/ws-d-14-00122.1
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