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Aminocyclopyrachlor and mesotrione sorption–desorption in municipal sewage sludge-amended soil

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Table 1. Structural formula and physicochemical properties of the herbicides.
Table 2. Selected properties of sewage sludge and values permitted  for application in agricultural areas.
Table 3. Freundlich sorption parameters and leachability for aminocyclopyrachlor and mesotrione applied in unamended soil and sewage  sludge (SS)-amended soil.
Figure 1. Sorption–desorption (A)  K d  and (B)  K oc  values of aminocyclopyrachlor applied in Oxisol-Typic Hapludox amended with SS (0.1%, 1%, and  10% w∙w –1 )
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