1981Indian journal of plant protectionOpen access

Effect of Different Soil Types and Moisture Levels on the Persistence of Lindane

T. Herbert Manoharan, Madhan Balasubramanian

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a. The degradation reaction rate constant ‘K’ was higher in black soil than red soil for lindane indicating that the persistence of lindane was higher in red soil than in black soil.

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a. The degradation reaction rate constant ‘K’ was higher in black soil than red soil for lindane indicating that the persistence of lindane was higher in red soil than in black soil.

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a. The degradation reaction rate constant ‘K’ was higher in black soil than red soil for lindane indicating that the persistence of lindane was higher in red soil than in black soil.

Key concepts: Lindane, Persistence (discontinuity), Red soil, Environmental science, Moisture, Veterinary medicine, Environmental chemistry, Toxicology

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