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Ivermectin Movement from Feces to Soil by adrian lifschitz is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the dissipation and movement of ivermectin (IVM) from cattle feces to soil and plants under field conditions. Two concentrations of IVM were tested, revealing that it can persist in feces and transfer to soil and nearby vegetation, with potential risks to soil organisms and herbivorous animals. The findings highlight the need for further evaluation of the environmental impact of IVM residues from livestock treatment.
- Author
- adrian lifschitz
- Language
- EN