407913 Degradation of a Fungicide Using a Microbiome : Importance in Organic Agriculture

Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Exhibit Hall 1 (Salt Palace Convention Center)
Yair Cruz-Narváez, Analytical Chemistry, ESIQIE-IPN, Mexico, Mexico, Enrique Rico-Arzate, Environmental, ESIQIE-IPN, Mexico, Mexico, Jose J. Castro-Arellano, INSTITUTO POLITECNICO NACIONAL-ESIQIE, Mexico, Mexico and Hever Honorato-Cervantes, Applied Mathematics, ESIQIE-IPN, Mexico, Mexico

In this paper the potential of a microbiome for degradation of prochloraz is studied. Concentrations of 100, 50, 10 and 5 ppm were considered, evaluating the rate of decrease of the concentration by HPLC-PDA chromatography. A decrease of 50% was observed, verifying that during the degradation process different populations were expressed microbiome. The effect of the initial concentration of the fungicide was analyzed, determining whether the degradative capacity is affected by this parameter. The operation of this microbioma allow its application in the agricultural fungicide contaminated areas in Mexico producing territories.

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