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Research Progress of Microbial Degradation of Organophosphorus Pesticides

Weixia Tang, Hongming Ji, Xinyun Hou

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Abstract

In recent years, the extensive use of organophosphorus pesticides, especially the unreasonable use, has brought great safety risks to the environment. Organic phosphorus pollution has become a hotspot, and there are a large number of microorganisms in the soil and water body that can degrade organophosphorus pesticides. The extensive degradation performance of pesticides is applied to a variety of pollution remediation practices. This paper summarizes the current situation of organophosphorus pesticide use and pesticide residues, the species of organophosphorus pesticide degrading bacteria and its separation and screening and degradation of pesticide characteristics of the research progress.

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In recent years, the extensive use of organophosphorus pesticides, especially the unreasonable use, has brought great safety risks to the environment. Organic phosphorus pollution has become a hotspot, and there are a large number of microorganisms in the soil and water body that can degrade organophosphorus pesticides. The extensive degradation performance of pesticides is applied to a variety of pollution remediation practices. This paper summarizes the current situation of organophosphorus pesticide use and pesticide residues, the species of organophosphorus pesticide degrading bacteria and its separation and screening and degradation of pesticide characteristics of the research progress.

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In recent years, the extensive use of organophosphorus pesticides, especially the unreasonable use, has brought great safety risks to the environment. Organic phosphorus pollution has become a hotspot, and there are a large number of microorganisms in the soil and water body that can degrade organophosphorus pesticides. The extensive degradation performance of pesticides is applied to a variety of pollution remediation practices. This paper summarizes the current situation of organophosphorus pesticide use and pesticide residues, the species of organophosphorus pesticide degrading bacteria and its separation and screening and degradation of pesticide characteristics of the research progress.

Key concepts: Pesticide, Pesticide degradation, Environmental science, Pollution, Environmental chemistry, Environmental remediation, Pesticide residue, Environmental protection

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