Pesticide dependence is one of the main disadvantages of agriculture. Despite the
advances in biological control and integrated management of plant pests and diseases in …

Competition with weeds is one of the main factors that limit the development of forest
species. Some herbicides used to control these plants have a residual effect on the soil …

Herbicides are vital inputs for food production; however, their associated risks and hazards
are pressing concerns. In black soil, the cumulative toxic effects of compound herbicides and …

Herbicide wastes from agriculture areas can contaminate water resources and affect non-
target organisms. Since herbicides reach groundwater and rivers, these residues can …

Underground contamination water by herbicides depends on the interactions between their
molecules with physical and chemical soil characteristics and climatic conditions. Studies …

Brassica campestris L., a hyperaccumulator of cadmium (Cd), is considered a candidate
plant for efficient phytoremediation. The hairy roots of Brassica campestris L are chosen …

The expansion of agricultural lands has been associated with significant degradation of soil
ecosystems. Traditional agricultural practices such as monoculture, minimal crop rotations …

In pastures, the application of limestone is often performed after removal of the animals for
proper development and establishment of regrowth. Together with this practice, the use of …

The aim of this work was to determine the persistence of auxinic herbicides applied on
tropical pasture and toxicity for succeeding crops. The herbicides were applied in an area of …

Phytoremediation is a process that uses plants in situ to promote remediation of
environments contaminated by organic or inorganic compounds. Phytoremediating species …