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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Asulam"”.

  1. Growth of Cultured Carrot Cells as Affected by Glyphosate, Asulam and Various Plant Metabolites

    … glyphosate {N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine}, asulam {methyl (4-aminobenzensulphonyl carbamate)} and various plant metabolites and were harvested for fresh weight determinations by filtering on miracloth under vacuum. Glyphosate was autoclaved with the medium, but asulam and other additions to …

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  2. Herbicide Mediated Selection of Sulfonamide Resistant E. coli

    Asulam is an herbicide that is structurally analogous to sulfonamide antibiotics (sulfas), with the potential to contribute to the global antibiotic resistance crisis by cross-selecting for sulfa-resistant bacteria. To determine if asulam can select for antibiotic resistant bacteria, isothermal …

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  3. Ammonia-monooxygenase-mediated cometabolic biotransformation and abiotic transformation of micropollutants

    … co-culture was capable of biotransforming asulam, and five other MPs. Asulam biotransformation occurred via co-metabolism. Two transformation products of asulam (TP230 and TP274) were identified by suspect screening and nontarget screening. The tentative TP structures were proposed based on …

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  4. BRACKEN (Pteridium aquilinum (L.) Kuhn) STAND CHARACTERISATION ON THE NORTH YORK MOORS: A STUDY OF THE RHIZOME AND FROND SYSTEM WITH REGARD TO A LARGE SCALE CONTROL PROGRAMME

    … system, when considering chemical control using asulam are: the number of buds likely to remain viable afterwards; the rhizome biomass which may effect herbicide dilution; and the origin of frond production which may affect herbicide distribution. The effect of asulam was to cause severe …

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