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Zelles, L. ; El-Kabbany, S. ; Scheunert, I. ; Korte, F.*

Effects of pentachlorophenol-14C and HgCl2 on the microflora of various soils in comparison to biodegradation and volatilization.

Chemosphere 19, 1721-1727 (1989)

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The persistence of pentachlorophenol-14C and of HgCl2 in soil, their damage to the microorganisms and the reversibility of the damage depend on soil type and on the concentrations of chemicals. In soils of lower organic matter content, residue losses of both chemicals are higher, the damage to soil microflora is also higher, and the reversibility of the damage is lower than in soil with high organic matter content.

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