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Metabolic Pathways of Synthetic Pesticide Degradation in Soil

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Metabolic Pathways of Synthetic Pesticide Degradation in Soil

This research investigates the enzymatic mechanisms and microbial communities responsible for breaking down synthetic pesticides in agricultural soils under varying environmental conditions. The findings elucidate novel biodegradation pathways and identify key soil microorganisms that enhance pesticide dissipation, advancing predictive models for chemical persistence.

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