| Contents Notes |
1. Detoxification and metabolism of chemicals by white-rot fungi -- 2. Microbial and photolytic degradation of 3,5,6-trichloro-2-pyridinol -- 3. Biological detoxification of organophosphate pesticides -- 4. Evolution of new enzymes and pathways : soil microbes adapt to s-triazine herbicides -- 5. Detoxification of some halogenated pesticides by thiosulfate salts -- 6. Anodic fenton degradation of pesticides -- 7. Chemical detoxifying neutralization of ortho-phthalaldehyde : seeking the "greenest" -- 8. Electrochemical destruction of triclosan -- 9. Detoxification of pesticide in water using solar photocatalysis -- 10. Microbial degradation of atrazine in soils, sediments, and surface water -- 11. Bioremediation of atrazine-contaminated soil -- 12. Detoxification of pesticide residues in soil using phytoremediation -- 13. Remediation of halogenated fumigant compounds in the root zone by subsurface application of ammonium thiosulfate -- 14. Detoxification and destruction of PCBs, CAHs, CFCs, and halogenated biocides in soils, sludges, and other matrices using Na/NHb3s -- 15. Comparison of atrazine and alachlor sorption, mineralization, and degradation potential in surface and aquifer sediments -- 16. Pesticide runoff and mitigation at a commercial nursery site -- 17. Impacts of surfactant adjuvants on pesticide availability and transport in soils. |
