Overcoming of soil contamination with pesticides in forest nurseries using the activity of microorganisms
Journal: Pesticidi i fitomedicina
Year: 2010

The use of pesticides during cultivation of pine seedlings in forest nurseries results in the formation two phenotypes of teratomorph seedlings - conditionally normal and abnormal. Growing forest cultures from teratomorph seedlings leads to their low survival rate. It is known that pesticides and their metabolic products can remain in soil for many years. It is therefore impossible to rely only on natural degradation of pesticides in soil. A promising way of removing pesticides from soil is thei