Developing a DGT methodology to assess bioavailability of herbicide residues (USA121)
START
September 1, 2021
FINISH
August 31, 2024
Summary
A robust testing system for imidazolinone residues is to be developed using Diffusive Gradient in Thin-Films (DGT) technology. This tool will provide information on bioavailability of herbicide residues independent of soil type characteristics. The DGT tool will be validated in spiked soils, in a range of soil types and two water regimes. The DGT tool for glyphosate residue is also to be assessed.
Project Participants
Enzo Lombi, University of South Australia
The research
A robust testing system for imidazolinone residues is to be developed using Diffusive Gradient in Thin-Films (DGT) technology. This tool will provide information on bioavailability of herbicide residues independent of soil type characteristics. The DGT tool will be validated in spiked soils, in a range of soil types and two water regimes. The DGT tool for glyphosate residue is also to be assessed.
Funding
$213,806
More information
Enzo Lombi
T: 08 8302 6267
E: [email protected]
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