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ABSTRACT
Leaching, which can be defined as the movement of has resulted in the competition amongst pesticide
any liquid vertically into the deeper soil layers
layers. It is an manufacturers
cturers for creating more effective pesticides.
important phenomenon as it is one of the important As a result the concentrations of these pesticides have
influencing factors for groundwater contamination. gone so far that they are affecting the environment
The objective of present study is to evaluate the and are creating saviour health concerns for human
potential leaching and persistence of four pesticides beings.
viz.
iz. confidor, profex super, ulala and missile for
agricultural soils in Vidharbha region of Maharashtra. Several leaching methods have been developed
devel and
Soil samples collected from the field location were implemented into environmental regulations in many
tested on LCMS for pesticide residues. Leaching countries. These include batch tests, column tests,
study was carried out using disturbed soil columns of lysimeter tests, and sequential leaching tests. These
30 cm length and 10 cm diameter. Persistence studies methods aim to determine the concentrations of
were carried out for 60 days duration under laboratory chemicals expected in water that has come in
i contact
conditions. Leach ate was collected from 4 soil with contaminated soil or other solid materials for a
columns artificially contaminated with fixed intensity certain period of time.
of pesticides and are tested for nitrogen and chloride
content to understand persistence of pesticides in soil
soil. Column tests resemble field conditions more closely
and are suitable to assess the long-term
long release of
Keywords: chemical pesticides, leaching, soil
chemical constituents from soil into water bodies. The
columns, pesticide residues, persistence
column test’s
est’s advantage over a batch test is that it
allows for the observation of high initial
I. INTRODUCTION concentrations of percolates at low L/S ratios
Evaluation of the leaching potential of every type of (equilibrium concentrations) and the time-dependent
time
soil in respective regions has taken up more release of chemicals, which is required for the
importance in the last decade with the increase in the prediction of leaching
g behavior under field conditions.
use of agrochemicals mainly chemical pesticides and
fertilizers. These factors can affect the quality of A. Pesticides, their persistence in soil and effects
ground and surface water through percolation and Pesticide is any component of organic or inorganic
surface runoff as they are meant to get easily origin that is used in order to curb the growth of any
dissolved in water and thus can affect the natural life limiting factor affecting the growth of a particular
cycle in the vicinity. crop thereby
ereby facilitating better growth. It covers a
wide range of compounds including insecticides,
Pests species getting resistant to the pesticide fungicides, herbicides, rodenticides, plant growth
composition and need of increased cultivation outputs regulators and others. These pesticides may fall on
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Table no.1-list
list of pesticides used in the farm from which samples are collected and their molecular formulas
Sr. Pesticide Base chemicals Molecular
No. formula
1 Confidor Imidacloprid C9H10ClN5O2
C9H10ClN5O
2 Pride Acetamipirid C10H11ClN4
3 Monocrotophos - C7H14NO5P
4 Profenofos - C11H15BrCl
O3P5
5 Polo Diafenthiuron C23H32N2O5
6 Emamectin, Benoate - C56H81NO15
7 Tracer Spinosad C41H65NO10
8 Lano Pyriproxyfen C20H19NO3
9 Fem Flubendiamide C23H22F71N
2O4S
10 Ulala Flonicamid C9H6F3N3O
11 Profex Super Profenofos, cypermethrin C11H15BrClO3
C22H19Cl2NO3
12 Missile Imamectin, benzoate C56H81NO15
Fig.2-Column
Column made of PVC pipe Columns are given no.1 to 4 and are marked with
pesticide names Confidor, Missile, Ulala, Profex
The soil to be filled in these columns is first tested for super to avoid confusion. Each column is then spiked
pH, organic carbon, and chloride and nitrogen with 5 mg of pesticide mixed in 20 ml of distilled
contents before filling in the columns. Other related water.
properties of soil like moisture content, plasticity,
elasticity, etc. are determined in the laborato
laboratory with D. Leachate collection method
conventional methods. The soil is first passed through A stand like arrangement (column leachate collector
is sieve 4.75 mm before filling in the columns for stand) fixed with a filter paper fitted in a funnel is
maintaining the homogeneity of soil column and made from another PVC pipe in order to support the
reducing the errors like formation of preferential flow column and to make the collection of the leached
paths and fingering. elute easier. Fig.2 shows the arrangement. Soil
columns
olumns made were already fitted with 1mm steel
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Table 4.1 –Titration results for column 1-Confidor Table no.4.4- Titration results for Column 4- Profex
Day pH Nitrogen Chloride super
no. concentration conc. Day pH Nitrogen Chloride
mg/l mg/l no. concentration conc.
1 2.8 ND 79.98 mg/l mg/l
3 2.7 55.01 74.98 1 8.2 39.2 92.2
10 2.4 53.20 59.98 3 8.2 39 90.6
15 9.2 54.80 49.98 7 8.1 8.4 89.97
20 8 50.6 64.98 9 8.1 8 85.2
25 8.5 49.98 49.98 10 8.1 7 79.98
30 8.6 48 54.98 From the nitrogen and chloride contents results, we
33 8 48.02 53.2 can say that these pesticides have a considerable
35 8.5 43 49.98 effect on soils in terms of nitrogen and chlorine and it
38 8.1 BDL 24.99 lasts upto the half lives in a decreasing order due to
40 8 BDL 24.99 adsorption phenomenon.
Table no 4.2- Titration results for column 2-missile Persistence study was carried out till the half-life of
Day pH Nitrogen Chloride each pesticide. The greater the persistence of pesticide
no. concentration Conc. may result in plant uptake in the next cycle so it
mg/l mg/l should be wisely used or replaced by bio-pesticides.
1 9 32.2 154.98
5 8.6 35 39.99 V. CONCLUSION
10 8.6 34.2 100.4 It can be concluded from present investigation that the
15 8.6 33.8 90.98 chemical pesticides shows persistence in soil and it
may affect the soil properties. The pesticides used by
20 8.3 35 86.9
the farmers are getting mixed with the soil and due to
25 8.4 33 85
the persistence of these pesticides in soil there is a
30 8.2 32.1 84.02
chance of plant uptake in the next cycle and may
35 8.2 30.08 84.5
result in severe health issues.
40 8.2 30.01 82.3
45 8 29.8 80.2 There is a scope to further study of pesticide residue
50 8.2 30 81 uptake in plants.
55 8.1 30 80
60 8.1 31.2 80 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
65 8 29.4 75.6 The author would like to thank his respected guide
70 7.9 5.6 35 Ms. V. U. Khanapure for her efforts and valuable
75 7.8 5.5 22.3 guidance in the work.
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