Poster presentations
Poster session A
A1. Characterization of the mesotrione biodegradation pathway by Bacillus strains - Comparison of soil slurries and batch experiments.
Pascale Besse-Hoggan, Université Blaise Pascal-Clermont II, France
A2. Understanding the microbiological and physicochemical influence of alperujo vermicompost on diuron behaviour and soil quality.
Jean Manuel CastilloDiaz, CSIC Granada, Spain
A3. Impact of mesotrione on soil bacterial communities: isolation of mesotrione-degrading Bacillus sp. from a French agricultural soil.
Isabelle Batisson, CNRS/Clermont-Ferrand University, France
A4. Transport and degradation of pesticides in a biopurification system under variable flux.
Tineke De Wilde, Ghent University, Belgium
A5. Effect of DOM quality and quantity on linuron degradation by a multi-species bacterial community in surface water.
Benjamin Horemans, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
A6. The non-target effects of azoxystrobin on the structure and function of microbial communities.
Christopher C. Howell, University of Warwick, UK
A7. Genomic approach to search for IPU degrading gene: catA as a possible gene target responsible for 4- isopropyl aniline degradation.
Sabir Hussain, INRA/Université de Bourgogne, France
A8. Sand-filter bio-augmentation of the pesticide metabolite, BAM, as a tool to clean-up drinking water contaminated by low concentrations.
Ole Jacobsen, GEUS, Dennmark
A9. Degradation of the herbicide metolachlor by tolerant soil microorganisms.
Antonio López Piñeiro, Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
A10. Interaction of cation complexed atrazine and glyphosate herbicides with soil - A theoretical study.
Fabienne Bessac, Université de Toulouse, France
A11. Correction procedure for adsorption coefficients from batch studies based on measured recovery.
Jos Boesten, WUR-Alterra, The Netherland
A12. Effect of olive mill waste used as soil amendment on diuron olive grove persistence.
Lucia Cox, CSIC Valencia, Spain
A14. Comparative evaluation of time-dependent sorption data of pesticides.
Ulrich Menke, Bayer CropScience, Germany
A15. Total and soil pore water concentration of pesticides in artificial soils in terrestrial ecotoxicological studies.
Holger Penning, BASF, Germany
A16. Effect of vermicompost addition in the lixiviation of diuron, imidicloprid and their metabolites through columns.
Esperanza Romero, CSIC Granada, Spain
A17. Sorption kinetics for pesticides in soil aggregates is influenced by diffusion and retardation within the pores.
Jaime Villaverde, CSIC Sevilla, Spain
A19. Dissipation of rice herbicides in surface waters of the Camargue (Rhône River Delta, France): comparative study and modelling.
Fadi Al Housari, Laboratoire Chimie Provence, France
A20. In situ monitoring of linuron degrading Variovorax sp. in agricultural soils and pesticide biopurification systems.
Karolien Bers, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
A21. Dissipation of tebuconazole in a vineyard soil amended with spent mushroom substrate under field conditions.
Sonia Rodriguez Cruz, CSIC Salamanca, Spain
A22. The efficacy and fate of fluroxypyr on Swedish railways.
Harald Cederlund, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
A23. Monod-kinetics rather than first-order degradation explain atrazine fate in soil columns: implementation for pesticide fate modelling.
Karlien Cheyns, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
A24. Identification and normalisation of pesticide degradation in field studies with strong bi-phasic decline pattern.
Beate Erzgraeber, BASF, Germany
A25. The behaviour of isopyrazam in aquatic ecosystems.
Laurence H. Hand, Syngenta, UK
A26. ESCAPE - A new model for the calculation of PECsoil dependent on FOCUS degradation kinetics.
Michael Klein, Fraunhofer-Institut, Germany
A27. Residual mobility and persistence of the herbicide diuron following two-phase olive mill waste addition to soil.
Angel Albarrán, Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
A28. SPADE 2: soil profile analytical database for Europe.
Jorg Bangert, Dr. Knoell Consult GmbH, Germany
A29. Leaching of diuron through columns of undisturbed olive grove soil amended with two-phase olive mill waste.
Damaso Cabrera, Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
A30. A coupled RICEWQ/HYDRUS1-D model to simulate water flow and pollutant transport in paddy fields.
George Fragoulils, Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy
A31. Application of PELMO v.3.22 to FOOTPRINT Italian scenarios for pesticide risk assessment.
Francesco Galimberti , International Centre for Pesticides and Health Risk Prevention, Italy
A32. Inverse modelling of degradation and sorption behaviour of clothianidin in long-term field accumulation studies.
Klaus Hammel, Bayer Cropscience, Germany
A33. Case studies of pesticide loss to groundwater in Ireland.
Sarah-Louise McManus, Trinity College of Dublin, Ireland
A34. Application of pedotransfer rules for pesticide leaching assessment.
Radka Kodesová, University of Life Sciences of Prague, Czech Republic
A35. Water flow and pesticide transport in potato fields with ridges and furrows.
Minze Leistra, WUR-Alterra, The Netherland
A36. Mobility of fungicides in undisturbed vineyard soil columns: effect of soil amendment and aging on this process.
Jesús M. Marín-Benito, CSIC Salamanca, Spain
A37. Quantifying point source entries of pesticides in surface waters.
Wim Beltman, WUR-Alterra, The Netherland
A38. Surface water exposure for the evaluation of Plant Protection Products to be used in urban area: the French case.
Arnaud Duboisset, AFSSA, France
A39. Modelling runoff mitigation capability of vegetated filter strips.
Andreas Horn, BASF, Germany
A40. An assessment of surface runoff vulnerability in England and Wales.
Greg Hughes, Cambridge Environmental Assessments, UK
A41. Comparison of models for estimating the efficiency of vegetative buffer strips.
Russell L. Jones, Bayer CropScience, USA
A42. Surface runoff as a route of aquatic exposure to pesticides in the UK.
Carmel Ramwell, FERA, UK
A43. Comparison of first-tier and higher-tier UK drainflow modelling.
Johannes Ranke, Harlan Laboratories Ltd, Switzerland
A44. Comparison of aquatic exposure assessment models for pesticide use on rice.
Amy Ritter, Waterborne Environmental, Inc., USA
A45. Effect of microencapsulation on photodegradadtion of norflurazon in soil-water system.
Fatima Sopeña Vázquez, CSIC Sevilla, Spain
A46. Will the revision of directive 91/414 change the actual pesticide risk assessment?.
Matteo Balderacchi, Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy
A47. Impacts of climate change on pesticide fate in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam.
Zita Sebesvari, United Nations University, Germany
A48. Development of passive samplers for the evaluation of the pesticides population exposure via atmosphere.
Maurice Millet, CNRS/University of Strasbourg, France
A49. EFSA's activities in the field of environmental fate of Plant Protection Products (PPPs).
Mark Egsmose, EFSA, Italy
A50. Exposure assessment for regulatory purposes at national level throughout EU and effects of revisions to guidance.
Andreas Häusler, GAB Consulting GmbH, Germany