Bentazone (BTZ) is a widely used herbicide that causes environmental problems as it is often found at concentrations exceeding the drinking water limit (0.1 µg/l) in groundwater and surface water due to diffuse pollution from agricultural soil.
This is explained by its low retardation in soil which is related to its low sorption capacity and high recalcitrance. Interestingly, bentazone shows a low DT50 in soil while its DT50 in water is high. Therefore, the impact of moisture content on bentazone mineralization was examined in soil from several grassed buffer strips adjacent to bentazone treated agricultural.
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