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Zachary M Getenga, Emmanuel O Mogusu, A N Ngige, S Jemutai Kimosop, G K Mutua, Fredrick Kengara, S Reiner, D Ulrike
Journal of Environmental Engineering and Science (2024) 19 (1): 9–17.
Published: 06 May 2023
...Zachary M Getenga; Emmanuel O Mogusu; A N Ngige; S Jemutai Kimosop; G K Mutua; Fredrick Kengara; S Reiner; D Ulrike Pesticides newly introduced into the soil are normally poorly degraded by native soil microbes. However, studies have demonstrated that repeated exposure of pesticides to soil...
