Transient herbicide stress responses can become stable heritable resistance traits, as shown by integrating evolutionary physiology with experimental evolution.
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Transient herbicide stress responses can become stable heritable resistance traits, as shown by integrating evolutionary physiology with experimental evolution.
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Herbicide residues in China's black soil regions pose high ecological risks and non-carcinogenic health risks, with 8 herbicides exceeding risk thresholds and residues in rice grains affecting both adults and children.
Polypogon fugax population CZ-R shows 15.83-fold resistance to haloxyfop-R-methyl without target-site mutations, linked to ABCG25 and ACCase gene overexpression.
Biopterin (Bip) significantly enhances the photodegradation of sulfamethazine (SMZ), achieving a 69.06% degradation in 3 hours under simulated sunlight with 5 μM Bip.
Environmental CBZ concentrations increase from non-detectable upstream to 8.53 ± 1.47 ng/mL downstream in Pazarsuyu Stream, indicating cumulative pollution input.
Pre-depositional mobility of atrazine in sediments of Lakes Erie and Ontario reflects ongoing water input, complicating historical contamination assessments with a 12-core study.
Soil microbial groups show differing sensitivities to metsulfuron-methyl, with hazard concentration 5% (HC 5 ) values of 0.001 mg kg -1 for AOM and 0.042 mg kg -1 for prokaryotes, indicating variable risk levels.
IppR, a PucR-type regulator, activates the ippA1A2 gene cluster for IPP hydroxylation in Rhodococcus sp. D-6, essential for IPC degradation.
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