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Photochemical Transformation of Pesticides in Aquatic Systems

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Pesticide Fate & Environmental Impact Studies

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Agri Environmental › Pesticide Fate & Environmental Impact Studies

Photochemical Transformation of Pesticides in Aquatic Systems

This research characterizes light-dependent pesticide degradation pathways and photodegradation product generation in freshwater and coastal aquatic environments across seasonal and depth gradients. The study elucidates how optical properties, dissolved organic matter, and UV radiation patterns control photochemical pesticide fate and ecotoxicological consequences.

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