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2. Wpływ wybranych herbicydów i zoocydów na wzrost akaropatogenicznych grzybów z rodzaju Hirsutella.
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Tkaczuk, Cezary, Majchrowska-Safaryan, Anna, and Krzyczkowski, Tomasz
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CULTIVATED plants ,HERBICIDES ,FUNGAL colonies ,AGRICULTURAL intensification ,FUNGAL growth ,PESTICIDES ,GLYPHOSATE - Abstract
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- 2021
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3. The effect of selected herbicides and zoocides on the growth of acaropathogenic fungi from the Hirsutella genus
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- 2021
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4. The effect of selected herbicides and zoocides on the growth of acaropathogenic fungi from the Hirsutella genus
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Anna Majchrowska-Safaryan, Cezary Tkaczuk, and Tomasz Krzyczkowski
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Genus ,Botany ,Hirsutella ,Soil Science ,Plant Science ,Biology ,biology.organism_classification ,Pollution ,Agronomy and Crop Science ,Biochemistry - Published
- 2021
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5. THE EFFECT OF WATER MAGNETIZED WITH NEGATIVE MAGNETIC FIELD ON EFFECTIVENESS OF SELECTED ZOOCIDES IN THE CONTROL OF TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE (TETRANYCHUS URTICAE KOCH).
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Górski, Romuald, Wachowiak, Marek, and Tomczak, Michał
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MAGNETIC fields ,TWO-spotted spider mite ,TETRANYCHUS ,SPIDER mites ,POLYWATER - Abstract
Copyright of Journal of Plant Protection Research is the property of Institute of Plant Protection and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2009
6. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture. Rapport final d'exécution, mai 2006
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Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Sansoulet, Julie, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, Chabrier, Christian, Cabidoche, Yves-Marie (ed.), Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Sansoulet, Julie, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, Chabrier, Christian, and Cabidoche, Yves-Marie (ed.)
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- 2006
7. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture (APR 2002)
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Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, Chabrier, Christian, Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, and Chabrier, Christian
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- 2005
8. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture
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Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, Chabrier, Christian, Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, and Chabrier, Christian
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- 2005
9. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture (APR Pesticide 2002)
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Achard, Raphaël, Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Cattan, Philippe, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lassoudière, André, Achard, Raphaël, Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Cattan, Philippe, Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, and Lassoudière, André
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- 2003
10. Plant Protection Products 2023.
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Glasnik Zaštite Bilja
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,Plant ecology ,QK900-989 ,Agriculture - Abstract
The document Plant Protection Products 2023 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2023. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due preharvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. The number of applications is given for each crop individually, eg. potato (3), which indicates three applications to the potatoes in the one growing season. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2023
11. Effect of some zoocides onChrysoperla carnea adults (Planipennia, Chrysopidae) in the laboratory
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Bozsik, A.
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- 1995
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12. The Effect of Water Magnetized with Negative Magnetic Field on Effectiveness of Selected Zoocides in the Control of Two-Spotted Spider Mite (Tetranychus Urticae Koch)
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Romuald Górski, Marek Wachowiak, and Michał Tomczak
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Horticulture ,Plant science ,Spider mite ,Acaricide ,Botany ,Soil Science ,Plant Science ,Tetranychus urticae ,Biology ,biology.organism_classification ,Chemical control ,Agronomy and Crop Science - Abstract
The Effect of Water Magnetized with Negative Magnetic Field on Effectiveness of Selected Zoocides in the Control of Two-Spotted Spider Mite (Tetranychus UrticaeKoch)The results of experiments showed an effect of negative magnetic field on some chemical and physical properties of water. A slight increase in iron (Fe) content, a decrease in zinc (Zn) level and an increase in surface tension (Dc) were observed in the study. At the same time the effect of magnetically modified water on an increase in effectiveness of tested zoocides was observed in the control of the two-spotted spider mite (Tetranychus urticaeKoch). A strong and statistically significant increase in the effectiveness of zoocide Talstar 100 EC was recorded after the application of one and three magnetizers, preparation Omite 30 WP after the application of two magnetizers, acaricide Magus 200 SC after the application of one and two magnetizers as well as a simultaneous use of one magnetizer and two semi-rings. Acaricide Ortus 05 SC showed a marked increase in the effectiveness in all treatments with the use of magnetically modified water.
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- 2009
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13. Plant Protection Products 2022.
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Andrea Lipovski
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,Plant ecology ,QK900-989 ,Agriculture - Abstract
The document Plant Protection Products 2022 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2022. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. The number of applications is given for each crop individually, eg. potato (3), which indicates three applications to the potatoes in the one growing season. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2022
14. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture : Recherche co-financée par le Programme 2003-2005 : 'Évaluation et réduction des risques liés à l’utilisation des pesticides' du Ministère de l’Écologie et du Développement Durable (APR 2002). Rapport final d’exécution, mai 2006
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Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont-Dauphin, Cathy, Lafont, Antoine, Sansoulet, Julie, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, and Chabrier, Christian
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cinétique de dissolution ,bananeraie ,condition contrôlée ,antilles françaises ,pollution de l'eau ,martinique ,madère ,ipomoea batatas ,analyse de sol ,fraction soluble ,sciences du sol ,contamination ,guadeloupe ,eau ,fraction en solution ,modèle de dissipation ,HCH ,dieldrine ,système de culture ,Hydrologie ,Caraïbes ,modélisation ,chlordecone ,insecticide ,pollution du sol ,organe souterrain ,Agricultural sciences ,colocasia esculenta ,racine ,analyse agronomique ,enquête en exploitation agricole ,insecticide organochlore ,expérimentation au champ ,sol à charges variables ,taux de dissipation ,Hydrology ,dom ,Sciences agricoles - Abstract
Des insecticides organochlorés (dieldrine, HCH, chlordécone) ont été appliqués dans les bananeraies des Antilles françaises des années 60 à 90. Les deux premiers sont rarement détectés dans les sols et les eaux. La chlordécone, très stable et hydrophobe, a été largement détectée depuis 1999 dans les eaux de source, puis dans les «racines» récoltées. L’analyse des sols de parcelles agricoles renseignées par des chroniques rétrospectives d’apports a permis de valider un modèle de dissipation de la chlordécone par les eaux de drainage, seul processus permettant la très lente décontamination des sols. Les coefficients de partage apparents, élevés, entre la fraction sorbée sur la matière organique des sols et la fraction en solution (Koc), décroissent selon la nature minéralogique des sols : allophane, halloysite + oxyhydroxides, halloysite. Les concentrations des eaux de drainage confirment la réalité des différents Koc. Des expérimentations au champ et en conditions contrôlées ont montré la prédominance d’une contamination des organes végétaux souterrains par contact, compliquée par une distribution de la chlordécone en «copeaux» dans les sols. Là où la chlordécone n’a pas été profondément incorporée par des labours, des décapages superficiels localisés en créneaux permettent d’obtenir des «racines» peu contaminées. Aucun indice de biodégradation ni solution de bio-remédiation n’ont été identifiés., Between the 60’ and the 90’, organochlorides, i.e. dieldrin, HCH and chlordécone have been applied as insecticides on banana crops in the F.W.I.. The firsts are rarely detected in water resources. Since 1999, chlordecone has been largely detected in sparkling waters, and then in harvested roots (yam, sweet potato, dasheen…). Soil analysis of a “space for time” parcel network, where different chlordecone input schedules have been established, allowed validating a model of chlordecone dissipation by drainage water. This process appeared to be the only one capable of reducing the soil contamination. The bulk partition coefficients between the sorbed fraction on the soil organic matter and the soluble fraction (Koc) decreased according to the nature of the mineral fraction: allophane, halloysite +oxi-hydroxides, halloysite. The drainage water concentrations corroborated this gradation. Field and green-house experiments showed that the contamination of below ground plant organs results mainly from a contact with the surrounding soil, which was difficult to highlight because of the chip distribution of chlordécone. Where chlordecone has not been deeply incorporated by previous tillage, local scrapings allow to harvest few contaminated “roots”. No biodegradation index or bio- remediation plant has been identified.
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- 2006
15. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture. Rapport final d'exécution, mai 2006
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Cabidoche, Yves-Marie (ed.), Clermont Dauphin, Claridge, Lafont, Antoine, Sansoulet, Julie, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, and Chabrier, Christian
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P33 - Chimie et physique du sol ,P02 - Pollution - Published
- 2006
16. Stockage dans les sols à charges variables et dissipation dans les eaux de zoocides organochlorés autrefois appliqués en bananeraies aux Antilles : relation avec les systèmes de culture
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Cabidoche, Yves-Marie, Clermont-Dauphin, Cathy, Lafont, Antoine, Sansoulet, Julie, Cattan, Philippe, Achard, Raphaël, Caron, Audrey, Chabrier, Christian, Unité de Recherche AgroPédoClimatique de la zone caraïbe (APC), Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement (Cirad), Département Productions fruitières et horticoles (FLHOR), Pôle de Recherche Agro-Environnementale de la Martinique, Partenaires INRAE, Superviseur : Yves-Marie Cabidoche, Commanditaire : Ministère de l'Ecologie et du Développement Durable (France), and Type de commanditaire ou d'auteur de la saisine : Ministères, parlements et les structures qui leur sont directement rattachées
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HCH ,[SDV.SA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Agricultural sciences ,modèle de dissipation ,[SDU.STU.HY]Sciences of the Universe [physics]/Earth Sciences/Hydrology ,fraction en solution - Abstract
Between the 60’ and the 90’, organochlorides, i.e. dieldrin, HCH and chlordécone have been applied as insecticides on banana crops in the F.W.I.. The firsts are rarely detected in water resources. Since 1999, chlordecone has been largely detected in sparkling waters, and then in harvested roots (yam, sweet potato, dasheen…). Soil analysis of a “space for time” parcel network, where different chlordecone input schedules have been established, allowed validating a model of chlordecone dissipation by drainage water. This process appeared to be the only one capable of reducing the soil contamination. The bulk partition coefficients between the sorbed fraction on the soil organic matter and the soluble fraction (Koc) decreased according to the nature of the mineral fraction: allophane, halloysite +oxi-hydroxides, halloysite. The drainage water concentrations corroborated this gradation. Field and green-house experiments showed that the contamination of below ground plant organs results mainly from a contact with the surrounding soil, which was difficult to highlight because of the chip distribution of chlordécone. Where chlordecone has not been deeply incorporated by previous tillage, local scrapings allow to harvest few contaminated “roots”. No biodegradation index or bio- remediation plant has been identified.; Des insecticides organochlorés (dieldrine, HCH, chlordécone) ont été appliqués dans les bananeraies des Antilles françaises des années 60 à 90. Les deux premiers sont rarement détectés dans les sols et les eaux. La chlordécone, très stable et hydrophobe, a été largement détectée depuis 1999 dans les eaux de source, puis dans les «racines» récoltées. L’analyse des sols de parcelles agricoles renseignées par des chroniques rétrospectives d’apports a permis de valider un modèle de dissipation de la chlordécone par les eaux de drainage, seul processus permettant la très lente décontamination des sols. Les coefficients de partage apparents, élevés, entre la fraction sorbée sur la matière organique des sols et la fraction en solution (Koc), décroissent selon la nature minéralogique des sols : allophane, halloysite + oxyhydroxides, halloysite. Les concentrations des eaux de drainage confirment la réalité des différents Koc. Des expérimentations au champ et en conditions contrôlées ont montré la prédominance d’une contamination des organes végétaux souterrains par contact, compliquée par une distribution de la chlordécone en «copeaux» dans les sols. Là où la chlordécone n’a pas été profondément incorporée par des labours, des décapages superficiels localisés en créneaux permettent d’obtenir des «racines» peu contaminées. Aucun indice de biodégradation ni solution de bio-remédiation n’ont été identifiés.
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- 2006
17. Good pyridine hunting: a biomimic compound, a modifier and a unique pharmacophore in agrochemicals
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Zakharychev, Vladimir V., Kuzenkov, Aleksandr V., and Martsynkevich, Andrey M.
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- 2020
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18. Plant Protection Products 2023
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2023. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2023. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Broj primjena naveden je za svaku kulturu pojedinačno, npr. krumpir (3), što označava tri primjene na krumpiru u jednoj vegetacijskoj sezoni. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2023 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2023. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due preharvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. The number of applications is given for each crop individually, eg. potato (3), which indicates three applications to the potatoes in the one growing season. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2023
19. Plant Protection Products 2022
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Lipovski, Andrea
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2022. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2022. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Broj primjena naveden je za svaku kulturu pojedinačno, npr. krumpir (3), što označava tri primjene na krumpiru u jednoj vegetacijskoj sezoni. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2022 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2022. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. The number of applications is given for each crop individually, eg. potato (3), which indicates three applications to the potatoes in the one growing season. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2022
20. Plant Protection Products 2021
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Andrea Lipovski
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sredstva za zaštitu bilja, herbicidi, fungicidi, zoocidi ,plant protection products, herbicides, fungicides, zoocides - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2021. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2021. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Broj primjena naveden je za svaku kulturu pojedinačno, npr. krumpir (3), što označava tri primjene na krumpiru u jednoj vegetacijskoj sezoni. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2021 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2021. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. The number of applications is given for each crop individually, eg. potato (3), which indicates three applications to the potatoes in the one growing season. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2021
21. Plant Protection Products 2020
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Andrea Lipovski
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2020. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2020. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2020 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2020. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2020
22. Seasonal and geographical variations in insecticide and miticide residues in hop samples produced across three hop-growing regions in the Czech Republic during the years 2018–2020.
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Dušek, Martin, Vostřel, Josef, Kalachová, Kamila, and Jandovská, Vladimíra
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INSECTICIDE residues ,TANDEM mass spectrometry ,LIQUID chromatography-mass spectrometry ,INSECTICIDES ,HOPS ,PRECIPITATION variability - Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the presence of zoocide (insecticide and miticide) residues in hops collected in three hop-growing regions located in the Czech Republic, and to assess their zoocide profiles and residue levels in terms of variability in temperature and precipitation across the 2018–2020 seasons. Furthermore, the weather factors that influenced the occurrence of hop pests are described and discussed. During our 3-year survey, a total of 120 samples of whole-cone hops samples harvested in three hop-growing regions were analysed for the presence of 29 insecticides and miticides using the modified QuEChERS extraction method, followed by liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry and gas chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry. A majority, 119 of 120 samples, contained a residue of at least one of the active substances surveyed in this study, and 34 analysed samples contained multiple residues with three to four zoocides presented. Concerning the most frequently detected zoocide residues, spirotetramat and/or its metabolites were found in 94.2% of the samples at levels ranging from 0.02 to 1.08 mg/kg. Of the other zoocides surveyed, residues of fenpyroximate, hexythiazox, bifenazate and lambda-cyhalothrin were routinely found in hop cone samples. Obtained data were then used for evaluating seasonal and geographical variations in the profile of zoocide residues among the hop-growing regions in the years 2018–2020, and the compliance with legal regulations concerning the use of zoocides on hops was ascertained. The results showed that (1) the profile and levels of zoocide residues found in the samples reflected seasonal prevalence of pest infestation on hop plants; (2) the strategy to control pests (especially aphids) used in most of hop yards was consistent across the seasons; and (3) a concentration of spirotetramat residues less than 1 mg/kg was typical for hops grown in the Czech Republic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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23. Plant Protection Products 2019
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2019. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2019. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2019 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2019. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2019
24. ZOOCIDE MARKET IN PAST AND PRESENT: WHAT HAS CHANGED IN THE LAST 30 YEARS?
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Helena Virić Gašparić and Renata Bažok
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mehanizmi djelovanja ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,djelatna tvar ,zoocidi ,mode of action ,plant protection products ,active substance ,zoocides - Abstract
Korištenje sredstava za zaštitu bilja od otkrića prvih djelatnih tvari do danas dovelo je do raznih problema, ponajviše povezanih s onečišćenjem okoliša, poremetnjom prirodne ravnoteže i razvojem rezistentnosti štetnih organizama. Također, raste i zabrinutost za zdravlje ljudi koji su na bilo koji način izloženi sredstvima za zaštitu bilja. Nakon uvođenja Uredbe Europske komisije 1107/2009 kojom su propisani novi postupci pri registraciji djelatnih tvari (d.t.) postavljeni su vrlo strogi kriteriji koje sredstva za zaštitu bilja moraju ispunjavati da bi dobila dozvolu za primjenu pa su mnoge d.t. izgubile dozvolu za korištenje. Istovremeno kemijske tvrtke nastoje razviti nove d.t. koje će zadovoljiti stroge ekotoksikološke kriterije. U radu je prikazana promjena na tržištu zoocida od 1987. do 2018. godine. Pregledom literature i analizom dostupnih podataka utvrđeno je da se u 30 godina broj dozvoljenih d.t. smanjio sa 93 na 59, a broj pripravaka sa 265 na 133. U odnosu na 1987. godinu, kada su insekticidi koji su imali dozvolu djelovali sa 12 mehanizama djelovanja, insekticidi dozvoljeni 2018. godine djeluju sa 19 mehanizama djelovanja. U proteklom su razdoblju dozvolu izgubili insekticidi negativnih ekotoksikoloških svojstava koji su djelovali s pet mehanizama djelovanja. Veliki broj raspoloživih mehanizama djelovanja trebao bi olakšati borbu s razvojem rezistentnosti štetnika. Ograničenja u primjeni koja su definirana uskim dozvolama u većine zoocida (mali broj kultura i namjena), osim u organofosfornih insekticida i piretroida, ipak dovode do toga da za pojedine štetnike u praksi postoji mali broj adekvatnih pripravaka. Stoga se u svjetlu sve strožih restrikcija u primjeni zoocida ponovno nameće pitanje o tome koliko su pokrivene potrebe, a struka je opravdano zabrinuta za buduće mogućnosti suzbijanja štetnika., The use of plant protection products since the discovery of the first active ingredients has led to various problems that are primarily associated with environmental pollution, disturbance of natural balance and the development of harmful organisms’ resistance. There is also growing concern about the health of people who are in any way exposed to plant protection products. Following the European Commission Regulation 1107/2009, which stipulated new procedures for the registration of active ingredients (a.i.), very strict criteria for obtaining a permit for use were set for plant protection products. Many a.i. lost their license to use. At the same time, chemical companies are trying to develop new a.i. which will meet strict ecotoxicological criteria. The paper presents the changes in the zoocide market in the period from 1987 to 2018. By reviewing the literature and analysing the available data it was established that in the period of 30 years the number of permissible a.i. decreased from 93 to 59, and the number of plant protection products from 265 to 133. In comparison to 1987, when insecticides with a permit had 12 modes of action, the insecticides allowed in 2018 had 19. Over the past period, insecticides with five modes of action have lost their permit due to negative ecotoxicological properties. A large number of available modes of action should facilitate the struggle with the development of pest resistance. Application restrictions that are defined by strict permissions for most zoocides (a small number of cultures and uses), except for organophosphorus insecticides and pyrethroids, still result in a small number of appropriate plant protection products for some pests in practice. In the light of stricter restraints in the application of zoocide the question of the needs re‐emerges while the profession is justified in concern for future pest control.
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- 2018
25. Plant Protection Products 2018
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2018. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2018. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočina i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koje se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2018 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2018. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2018
26. PESTICIDE CONSUMPTION IN CROATIAN AGRICULTURE IN THE PERIOD FROM 2012 UNTIL 2017
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Klara Barić, Renata Bažok, and Ana Pintar
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fungicides ,groundwater ,herbicides ,monitoring of pesticide use ,surface water ,zoocides ,fungicidi ,herbicidi ,monitoring potrošnje pesticida ,površinske vode ,podzemne vode ,zoocidi - Abstract
Dvjema studijama (Utjecaj poljoprivrede na onečišćenje površinskih i podzemnih voda u Republici Hrvatskoj i Određivanje prioritetnih područja motrenja podzemnih voda unutar intenzivnog poljoprivrednog prostora) obavljena je analiza potrošnje pesticida u poljoprivredi u Hrvatskoj da bi se utvrdio pritisak iz poljoprivrede na površinske i podzemne vode, odnosno da bi se na osnovi utrošenih količina aktivnih tvari, ovisno o načinu korištenja poljoprivrednog zemljišta, utvrdile potencijalno opasne aktivne tvari pesticida za vode i okoliš općenito. Podatci o vrsti, utrošenoj količini i mjestu trošenja (kulturi) značajna su smjernica za uspostavu i provedbu redovitog monitoringa voda u Hrvatskoj, a struci olakšavaju izradu strategije s ciljem smanjenja ostataka pesticida u plodinama i okolišu općenito. Podatci o potrošnji temelje se na podatcima Fitosanitarnog informacijskog sustava (FIS)., Within the frame of two studies ("Impact of agriculture on surface and groundwater pollution in the Republic of Croatia" and "Determination of priority groundwater monitoring areas within an intensive agricultural area"), an analysis of pesticide consumption in agriculture in Croatia was conducted. Consumption analysis was carried out with the aim of determining the pressure from agriculture on surface and groundwater. The aim was to determine potentially dangerous active substances of pesticides for water and the environment in general. The analysis has been done on the basis of consumed quantities of active substances and based on the way of agricultural land use. Data on the type, amount consumed and crop treated are necessary for establishing and conducting regular monitoring of waters in Croatia. Collected dana enables professionals to develop a strategy to reduce pesticide residues in plant products and in the environment in general. Consumption data are based on available Phytosanitary Information System (FIS) data.
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- 2019
27. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2024.
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Copyright of Glasnik Zastite Bilja is the property of Zadruzna Stampa D.D. and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2024
28. Plant Protection Products 2017
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plant protection products ,herbicides ,fungicides ,zoocides ,sredstva za zaštitu bilja ,herbicidi ,fungicidi ,zoocidi - Abstract
Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2017. sadrži pregled sredstava za zaštitu bilja dozvoljenih za uporabu u Republici Hrvatskoj u 2017. godini. Sva sredstva koja se stavljaju u promet u Republici Hrvatskoj moraju biti registrirana pri nadležnoj upravi Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Informacije o sredstvima za zaštitu bilja mogu se pronaći i na web stranicama Ministarstva poljoprivrede (FIS Web Portal). Sredstva su podijeljena prema namjeni u najznačajnije skupine: herbicidi, fungicidi i zoocidi. Svaka skupina sadrži pregled sredstava prema aktivnim tvarima. O svakom sredstvu navedeni su slijedeći podaci: trgovački naziv, formulacija, količina djelatne tvari, proizvođač i distributer, te koncentracija ili doza za suzbijanje uz popis štetočinja i kultura za koje sredstvo ima dozvolu za primjenu. Također, navedene su i karence za kulture u kojima je primjena dozvoljena. Zbog brojnih izmjena te dopuna rješenja i registracija, sredstva za zaštitu bilja se smiju koristiti isključivo prema uputama za uporabu koji se nalaze na ambalaži proizvoda. Svaka primjena sredstava za zaštitu bilja na bilo koji drugi način od navedenog u uputi za korištenje i na etiketi obavlja se isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost., The document Plant Protection Products 2017 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2017. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one’s own risk.
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- 2017
29. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja - Zoocidi
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Jozić, Filip, Sarajlić, Ankica, Raspudić, Emilija, and Majić, Ivana
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plant protection ,harmful organisms ,Pesticidi ,zoocidi ,zaštita bilja ,štetni organizmi ,zbrinjavanje otpada ,zoocides ,waste management ,pesticides - Abstract
Zoocidi su tvari namijenjene suzbijanju štetnih organizama. Prema skupinama organizama koje suzbijaju, dijele se na: insekticide, akaricide, nematocide, limacide, rodenticide i korvifuge. Sredstva za zaštitu biljaka imaju određeni spektar djelovanja na štetne organizme koje učinkovito suzbijaju. Svako sredstvo za zaštitu bilja uz sebe ima pripadajuće upute za primjenu i sigurno rukovanje. Intenzivnom upotrebom SZB dolazi do negativnih kemijskih utjecaja kako na čovjeka, biljni i životinjski svijet tako i na cjelokupan okoliš. Svako SZB mora se pravilno uskladištiti, daleko od hrane i pića i hrane za životinje. Zakoni i norme koji reguliraju uporabu pesticida uvelike pomažu pravilnom korištenju i zbrinjavanju otpada i ambalaže. Biljni insekticidi imaju malu toksičnost u usporedbi s ostalim kemijskim insekticidima. Njihova buduća proizvodnja i prilagodba pomoći će uporabi SZB kako bi se smanjili štetni utjecaji koji se manifestiraju uporabom kemijskih insekticida., Zoocides are substances intended to combat harmful organisms. According to the group of organisms that they suppress, they can be divided into: insecticides, acaricides, nematocides, limacides, rodenticides and korvifuge. Plant protection products have a specific affect of action on harmful organisms which they effectively suppress. Every plant protection product has the instructions for use and safe handling. With intensive use of plant protection products comes to negative chemical influences not to only humans but also wildlife and overall environment. Each plant protection product must be properly stored away from food, drinks and animal feed. Laws and standards governing the use of pesticides greatly assist the proper use and disposal of waste and packaging. Herbal insecticides have low toxicity in comparison with other chemical insecticides. Their future production and adaptation will help the use of plant protetcion products in order to reduce harmful effects that manifest by using chemical insectidices.
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- 2016
30. La pédagogie régénératrice et réparatrice
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Damus, Obrillant and Damus, Obrillant
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La pédagogie régénératrice et réparatrice renvoie à un ensemble de méthodes et de savoirs visant à nous régénérer nous-mêmes, à régénérer les autres et à réparer le passé et le présent dans une perspective de durabilité humaine, écologique et planétaire. Elle vise à réduire les processus de destruction de soi, des autres humains et des non-humains. Le rôle principal de cette pédagogie alternative et transgressive est de lutter contre l’approche néolibérale de l’éducation hégémonique qui participe à la destruction des savoirs (épistémicides), des identités (identicides), des cultures (ethnocides), des ethnies (génocides), des milieux naturels (écocides) et des animaux (zoocides). Pour atteindre ces objectifs, l’éducation régénératrice et réparatrice se veut être transdisciplinaire, autrement dit elle prétend transcender les frontières entre les disciplines. La régénération et la réparation en éducation nécessitent de fabriquer des citoyens et des citoyennes capables de comprendre que le monde entier est un seul pays et que nous avons tous et toutes un destin commun, où que nous soyons., Regenerative and restorative pedagogy refers to a set of methods and knowledge aimed at regenerating ourselves, regenerating others and repairing the past and the present in a perspective of human, ecological and planetary sustainability. It aims to reduce the processes of destruction of oneself, of other humans and of non-humans. The main role of this alternative and transgressive pedagogy is to fight against the neoliberal approach to hegemonic education which contributes to the destruction of knowledge (epistemicides), identities (identicides), cultures (ethnocides), ethnic groups (genocides), natural environments (ecocides) and animals (zoocides). To achieve these objectives, regenerative and restorative education aims to be transdisciplinary, in other words it claims to transcend the boundaries between disciplines. Regeneration and repair in education require creating citizens who can understand that the whole world is one country and that we all have a common destiny, wherever we are., Resumen : La pedagogía regenerativa y restauradora se refiere a un conjunto de métodos y conocimientos destinados a regenerarnos a nosotros mismos, a los demás, al pasado y al presente en una perspectiva de sostenibilidad humana, ecológica y planetaria. Su objetivo es reducir los procesos de destrucción de uno mismo, de otros humanos y de los no humanos. El papel principal de esta pedagogía alternativa y transgresora es luchar contra el enfoque neoliberal de la educación hegemónica que participa en la destrucción de los saberes (epistemicidios), de las identidades (identicidios), de las culturas (etnocidios), de las etnias (genocidios), de los entornos naturales (ecocidios) y de los animales (zoocidios). Para lograr estos objetivos, la educación regenerativa y reparadora pretende ser transdisciplinaria, es decir, pretende trascender las fronteras entre disciplinas. La educación regeneradora y restauradora requiere la formación de ciudadanos capaces de entender que el mundo entero es un solo país y que todos tenemos un destino común, estemos donde estemos.
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- 2023
31. Efikasna i ekonomična zaštita pšenice od štetnih bioloških agenasa
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Dakić, Piljo, Zečević, Dijana, Gajin, Dejan, Šešić, Janko, Đurić, Nenad, Onć Jovanović, Eleonira, and Marković, Slobodanka
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patogeni ,korovi ,zoocidi ,pšenica ,fungicidi ,suppression ,fungicides ,štetočine ,herbicidi ,herbicides ,wheat ,weeds ,zoocides ,pests and pathogens ,suzbijanje - Abstract
Pšenica je usev koji se seje na površini između 450.000 i 650.000 ha u poslednjih nekoliko godina. Prinosi variraju od 3 do 8 tona / ha ( prosek je 3,5 tone/ha ). Kao i za druge useve tako i kod pšenice primena blagovremene i stručne tehnologije je obavezna mera. Pšenicu treba u toku proizvodnje održavati bez prisustva korova, štetočina i patogena kako bi se potigao maksimalan prinos. Prisustvo štetnih agenasa pored umanjenja prinosa dolazi i do smanjivanja kvaliteta proizvoda – zrna pšenice i povećavaju troškove žetve i povećanje vlage u vreme žetve. Prognoza pojave štetnih agenasa je prvi i osnovni zadatak kao i kontrola i terapija koja se preduzima tokom vegetacije. Na tržištu postoji dovoljan broj preparata iz grupe herbicida, zoocida i fungicida koji blagovremenom primenom po preporuci stručnjaka iz Poljoprivrednih stručnih službi i po uputstvu proizvođača pesticida omoguđavaju proizvodnju zdravog useva uz postizanje maksimalnih prinosa. Wheat is a crop that is sown on the surface of between 450,000 and 650,000 ha in recent years. Yields range from 3 to 8 tons / ha (average is 3.5 tons / ha). As with other crops of wheat and timely implementation of the technology and expertise required measures. Wheat production should be maintained during the absence of weeds, pests and pathogens to achieved maximum yields. The presence of harmful agents in addition to yield reduction leads to the reduction of the quality of the product - wheat harvest and increase the cost and increase the moisture content at harvest time. Predicting the harmful agents is the first and foremost task as well as control and treatment undertaken during the growing season. On the market there are a sufficient number of agents from the group of herbicides, fungicides zoocides and timely implementation of the recommendation of experts in agricultural extension services and the pesticide manufacturer’s instructions cas producing healthy crops to achieve maximum yields.
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- 2013
32. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2023.
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PLANT products ,PLANT protection ,WEB portals ,COMPETENT authority ,POTATO growing ,AGRICULTURAL pests - Abstract
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- 2023
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33. ULTRA VIOLET LIGHT STIMULATION OF ORGANIC FERTILIZERS ANTIFUNGAL ACTION.
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Ganchev, Donyo
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ANTIFUNGAL agents ,ORGANIC fertilizers ,FULVIC acids ,ULTRAVIOLET radiation ,PHYTOPATHOGENIC microorganisms - Abstract
Although organic fertilizers as a whole do not express any pesticide action in some cases, some of them can prove a completely satisfactory level of pest protection, acting as fungicides or zoocides. Some of them even can express induced system resistance effectiveness. In the present study, the effectiveness of four novels, organic fertilizers created by Bulgarian company Agriflor on the base of fulvic acid and algal extracts was established in the in vitro conditions towards conidiospores of Monilia fructigena and Monilia laxa – major plant pathogens on orchard plants causing a lot of damages every year. The conducted trials reveal from the one side that all of tested products can express a strong antifungal action towards the germination of the conidiospores and ultra violet light can have a strong stimulation effect on the antifungal action of tested fertilizers from the other side. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
34. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2022.
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PLANT products ,WEB portals ,COMPETENT authority ,POTATO growing ,AGRICULTURAL pests ,PLANT protection ,HERBICIDES - Abstract
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- 2022
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35. SERS Sensors with Bio-Derived Substrates Under the Way to Agricultural Monitoring of Pesticide Residues.
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Serebrennikova, Kseniya V., Komova, Nadezhda S., Zherdev, Anatoly V., and Dzantiev, Boris B.
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APPLICATION of agricultural chemicals ,SERS spectroscopy ,BIOPESTICIDES ,PESTICIDE residues in food ,ENVIRONMENTAL quality ,PESTICIDES - Abstract
Uncontrolled use of pesticides in agriculture leads to negative consequences for the environment, as well as for human and animal health. Therefore, timely detection of pesticides will allow application of measures to eliminate the excess of maximum residue limits and reduce possible negative consequences in advance. Common methods of pesticide analysis suffer from high costs, and are time consuming, and labor intensive. Currently, more attention is being paid to the development of surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) sensors as a non-destructive and highly sensitive tool for detecting various chemicals in agricultural applications. This review focuses on the current developments of biocompatible SERS substrates based on natural materials with unique micro/nanostructures, flexible SERS substrates based on biopolymers, as well as functionalized SERS substrates, which are close to the current needs and requirements of agricultural product quality control and environmental safety assessment. The impact of herbicides on the process of photosynthesis is considered and the prospects for the application of Raman spectroscopy and SERS for the detection of herbicides are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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36. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2020.
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PLANT products ,PLANT protection ,WEB portals ,AGRICULTURAL pests ,TRADEMARKS - Abstract
The document Plant Protection Products 2020 gives an overview of plant protection products permitted for use in the Republic of Croatia in 2020. All plant protection products that are put in distribution in the Republic of Croatia must be registered with the competent authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. Information on registered plant protection products can be found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture (the FIS Web Portal). Plant protection products are, according to their application, divided into three major groups: herbicides, fungicides and zoocides. Each group offers an overview of products according to active substances. Each plant protection product, along with a list of pests and crops for which a permit for application was obtained, includes the following information: trade name, formulation, amount of active ingredients, manufacturer and distributor, and suppression concentration or dosage. Also listed are due pre-harvest intervals of crops for which the application is allowed. Due to the numerous amendments to relevant decisions and registration procedures, plant protection products may only be used according to the instructions for use indicated on the packaging. Any application of plant protection products in any manner other than specified in the instructions for use and on the label shall be considered performed exclusively at one's own risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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37. Wpływ pestycydów na zdrowie człowieka.
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Grotowska, Marta, Janda, Katarzyna, and Jakubczyk, Karolina
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- 2018
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38. Dynamics of germination of vegetable seeds when using dimethyl (1- hydroxy-1-phenylethyl) phosphanate as an accelerator.
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Baitasheva, Gaukhar, Mussina, Aitzhamal, Medeuova, Galiya, Kuandykova, Akbota, Imanova, Elmira, Sartayeva, Akmaral, Zhamanbayeva, Karlygash, and Umbetulla, Ayaulym
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PLANT growth ,SUCCINIC acid ,AGRICULTURE ,GERMINATION ,CROP quality - Abstract
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- 2024
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39. A Review of Investigations and Applications of Biocides in Nanomaterials and Nanotechnologies.
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Issayeva, Assem, Sharipova, Altynay, Aidarova, Saule, Madybekova, Galiya, Katona, Jaroslav, Turganbay, Seitzhan, and Miller, Reinhard
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BIOCIDES ,NANOSTRUCTURED materials ,MICROBIAL contamination ,CHEMICAL stability ,MICROBIAL growth ,DRUG delivery systems ,NANOCAPSULES - Abstract
In recent years, the development of nanomaterials with biocidal properties has received considerable attention due to their potential applications in various industries, including food, medicine, and cultural heritage preservation. The growing demand for coatings with antibacterial properties has sparked interest from industrial sectors in exploring the incorporation of biocides into these materials. Coatings are prone to microbial growth, which can cause damage such as cracking, discoloration, and staining. To combat these problems, the integration of biocides into coatings is a crucial strategy. Biocide-embedded nanomaterials offer numerous advantages, including high efficiency in small quantities, ease of application, good chemical stability, low toxicity, and non-bioaccumulation. Encapsulated nanobiocides are particularly attractive to the agro-industry, because they can be less toxic than traditional biocides while still effectively controlling microbial contamination. To fully exploit the benefits of nanobiocides, future research should focus on optimizing their synthesis, formulation, and delivery methods. The purpose of this review is to summarize the current status of biocide nanomaterials, discuss potential future research directions, and highlight research methods, the development of new forms of nanomaterials, and studies of their physico-chemical properties. Biocide nanocapsules of DCOIT (4,5-Dichloro-2-octyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one) are chosen as an example to illustrate the research pathways. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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40. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2021.
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PLANT products ,PLANT protection ,WEB portals ,COMPETENT authority ,GROWING season - Abstract
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- 2021
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41. SYNTHESIS OF UNSYMMETRICAL MOCHIVENES BASED ON NUCLEOPHILIC COUPLING REACTIONS OF SECONDARY CYCLIC AMINES WITH O-TOLUYL ISOCYANATE.
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G. N., Kudratov, I. S., Ortikov, B. J., Elmuradov, R. Z., Khudoyqulova, and F. E., Saitkulov
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- 2024
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42. Toxic Substances and Their Sources in Feed for Fur-Bearing Animals.
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Beketov, S. V., Bogomolova, I. V., Praded, M. N., Toporova, I. V., Toporova, L. V., and Kaledin, A. P.
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The use of a wide variety of animal and plant feeds in fur farming, a significant number of suppliers, and the complexity of transportation and storage of feed raw materials increase the risks of feed toxicoinfections and toxicoses. The proposed review article describes in detail the main toxic substances and their sources in fur-bearing animal feed, including biological and chemical toxins, namely, bacterial and fungal metabolites, protein breakdown products and fat oxidation, fish biotoxins, heavy metals, persistent organochlorine compounds, pestcides, etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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43. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2019.
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- 2019
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44. Evaluation of the Results of Pesticide Residue Analysis in Food Sampled between 2017 and 2021.
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Ambrus, Árpád, Vásárhelyi, Adrienn, Ripka, Géza, Szemánné-Dobrik, Henriett, and Szenczi-Cseh, Júlia
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PESTICIDE residues in food ,AGRICULTURAL pests ,PEACH ,PESTICIDE pollution ,INTEGRATED pest control ,NECTARINE ,SWEET peppers ,PESTICIDES - Abstract
As mandated by the EU and the national risk management duties, pesticide residues were determined by four specialized laboratories in 9924 samples taken from 119 crops of economic importance in Hungary and imported foodstuffs during 2017–2021. The screening method applied covered 622 pesticide residues as defined for enforcement purposes. The limit of detection ranged between 0.002 and 0.008 mg/kg. The 1.0% violation rate concerning all commodities was lower than in the European Union. No residue was detectable in 45.9% of the samples. For detailed analyses, six commodities (apple, cherry, grape, nectarine/peach, sweet peppers, and strawberry) were selected as they were analyzed in over 195 samples and most frequently contained residues. Besides testing their conformity with national MRLs, applying 0.3 MRL action limits for pre-export control, we found that 73% of the sampled lots would be compliant with ≥90% probability based on a second independent sampling. Multiple residues (2–23) in one sample were detected in 36–50% of the tested lots. Considering the provisions of integrated pest management, and the major pests and diseases of selected crops, normally three to four and exceptionally, seven to nine active ingredients with different modes of action should suffice for their effective and economic protection within four weeks before harvest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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45. Sredstva za zaštitu bilja 2018.
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- 2018
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46. Evaluation of low-cost protein substitutes in adult diet of Apertochrysa astur Banks (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) under laboratory conditions.
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Chalapathi Rao, N B V, Neeraja, B, Govardhan Rao, V, and Ramani, BS
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- 2023
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47. Prospects for using pesticides in agriculture.
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BARBAŚ, PIOTR, ASLAN, HAKIYE, ASLAN, IMRAN, SKIBA, DOMINIKA, OTEKUNRIN, OLUTOSIN ADEMOLA, and SAWICKA, BARBARA
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PESTICIDE residues in food ,PESTICIDES ,AGRICULTURAL pests ,BIOPESTICIDES ,ANIMAL health ,PEST control - Abstract
Concerns about food safety issues have put considerable pressure on pesticide producers in Europe and worldwide to reduce the levels of pesticide residues in food. The aim of this work is to assess the use of traditional pesticides and their effects, to present perspectives in this field and to identify regulatory needs for their use and implementation. The work is based on a systematic review in which the research problem was defined, primary sources were selected and critically appraised, data were collected, analysed and evaluated, and conclusions were formulated. The state of the pesticide market and the current legal requirements for risk assessment in relation to exposure to chemical substances were reviewed. Food safety issues are presented through the prism of pesticide residues in food. Their widespread use and considerable persistence have made them ubiquitous in the natural environment and their residues pose a threat to the environment and to human and animal health. It has been shown that the most important factor influencing the search for new tools to control diseases and pests of crops is the progressive development of resistance of these populations to currently used pesticides. Various alternatives to the phasing out of synthetic pesticides in the form of natural products are therefore being developed to support the development of the natural products market. Natural phytotoxins can be used as herbicides, but it is more effective to use bioherbicides as templates for synthetic herbicides. They can also be used to discover new modes of action and molecular targets for future herbicides. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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48. Protective effect of plant compounds in pesticides toxicity.
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Jabłońska – Trypuć, Agata and Wiater, Józefa
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EFFECT of pesticides on plants ,PESTICIDES ,POLLUTANTS ,PLANT hormones ,PHENOLS ,OXIDATIVE stress - Abstract
Introduction: The relationship between pesticide exposure and the occurrence of many chronic diseases, including cancer, is confirmed by literature data. Methods: In this review, through the analysis of more than 70 papers, we explore an increase in oxidative stress level caused by exposure to environmental pollutants and the protective effects of plant-origin antioxidants. Results and discussion: One of the molecular mechanisms, by which pesticides affect living organisms is the induction of oxidative stress. However, recently many plant-based dietary ingredients with antioxidant properties have been considered as a chemopreventive substances due to their ability to remove free radicals. Such a food component must meet several conditions: eliminate free radicals, be easily absorbed and function at an appropriate physiological level. Its main function is to maintain the redox balance and minimize the cellular damage caused by ROS. Therefore, it should be active in aqueous solutions and membrane domains. These properties are characteristic for phenolic compounds and selected plant hormones. Phenolic compounds have proven antioxidant properties, while increasing number of compounds from the group of plant hormones with a very diverse chemical structure turn out to act as antioxidants, being potential food ingredients that can eliminate negative effects of pesticides. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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49. Temporal variations in the level of chlordecone in seawater and marine organisms in Martinique Island (Lesser Antilles).
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Dromard, Charlotte R., Allenou, Jean-Pierre, Tapie, Nathalie, Budzinski, Hélène, Cimmaterra, Nicolas, De Rock, Pauline, Arkam, Salim, Cordonnier, Sébastien, Gonzalez, Jean-Louis, Bouchon-Navaro, Yolande, Bouchon, Claude, and Thouard, Emmanuel
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CHLORDECONE ,MARINE organisms ,SEAWATER ,CORAL reefs & islands ,SEAGRASSES ,COASTAL sediments - Abstract
The present study, conducted in the Galion Bay in Martinique, aims to highlight the temporal and seasonal variations of chlordecone contamination (an organochlorine pollutant) in the ambient environment (seawater) and also in the marine organisms in three main coastal marine habitats (mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs). To this end, two methodologies were used to measure and compare the chemical contamination of seawater during 13 months (spot samplings and POCIS technique). In parallel, concentrations of chlordecone and isotopic ratios (C and N) were carried out on marine organisms, collected during two contrasting climatic periods (dry and rainy), to evidence seasonal variations. The results showed that the contamination of seawater displayed significant variations over time and depended on environmental factors such as water flows, which imply dilution and dispersion phenomena. Concerning the marine organisms, the level of contamination varied considerably between the two seasons in seagrass beds with higher levels of contamination during the rainy season. Reef organisms were more moderately affected by this pollution, while mangrove organisms showed a high level of chlordecone whatever the season. Finally, isotope analyses highlighted that bioamplification along marine food webs occurs at each season and each station. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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50. Transport parameters of selected neonicotinoids in different aquifer materials using batch sorption tests.
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Pietrzak, Damian, Kania, Jarosław, and Kmiecik, Ewa
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NEONICOTINOIDS ,SORPTION ,IMIDACLOPRID ,AQUIFERS ,THIACLOPRID ,SURFACE contamination ,SAND - Abstract
Contamination of surface and groundwater by neonicotinoids is a global problem and requires comprehensive action by individual countries in order to identify in detail the processes affecting the transport of these pesticides, their properties, and their harmfulness to the environment. The aim of this study was to assess the transport (expressed by sorption parameters) of selected neonicotinoids in the aquatic environment, using batch tests. Tests were carried out for acetamiprid individually and a mixture of five neonicotinoids (acetamiprid, clothianidin, imidacloprid, thiacloprid, and thiamethoxam), for three different aquifer materials and quartz sand. Based on the obtained values of the sorption parameters, the greatest sorption of neonicotinoids was observed on soil with the highest content of organic matter and clay minerals content, while no sorption of these pesticides was observed on quartz sand. In addition, it was noticed that individual neonicotinoids undergo sorption to a different degree -- thiacloprid was the most sorbed (R-value in the range 3.13--26.03), while thiamethoxam was the least (R-value in the range 1.89--8.41). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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