Question 3006 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
What is adsorption in the context of pesticides and soil?
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Correct answer to question 3006
- B: Binding of pesticide to the surface of soil particles
Explanation
Adsorption holds pesticides on clay and organic matter, reducing leaching and runoff in solution. Spelling is similar to absorption, which means taking in.
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