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Biodehalogenation
1977
Environmental Health Perspectives
Haloorganic biocides are widely employed as soil fumigants to combat the destructive action of plant parasitic nematodes and fungi. These substances are dehalogenated by soil organisms, principally species of Pseudomonas and Flavobacteria, to nontoxic metabolites. The paths of metabolism of a variety of simply alkyl halides are described with emphasis upon the biodehalogenation step.
doi:10.2307/3428534
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