The products used to kill or remove the weeds or unwanted plants which decrease the fertility of the soil are known as herbicides. In most of the time, they are used in fields to kill the wild plants but they keep the crops unharmed. Among the herbicides tried, round up was observed to be more efficient in suppressing the growth of the weed plant by virtue of reducing plant height, biomass, chlorophyll reduction and mortality.
oil retentive processes and biodegradation kinetics are key parameters in predicting offsite transport of herbicides. Sorptive and physical entrapment processes interact with highly compartmentalized tortuous pore space to impose limitations on the availability of herbicides to the plants they are designed to kill, as well as the microorganisms required for biodegradation.
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