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Desiccation can play a very important role in the changes of soil biological properties. Reinecke et al. (2002) studied the impact of different herbicides on biological activity in several vineyard soils, with and without cover crops. A comparison of microbial activity after treatment with paraquat, simazine, glyphosate and a glyphosate-terbutylazine mixture showed (with the exception of simazine) that herbicide application had a positive influence on it. Any possible negative effects of applied herbicides (Hiller et al. 2009) are mainly due to chemical and textural parameters of treated soil. Roundup desiccation had a retardation effect on mineralization of Corg, Norg and Sorg (Novakova and Vořisek 2006). Total soil organic carbon con tent and its qualitative characteristics, in particular, are the most important factors affecting sorption-desorption of herbicides in soil (Hiller

Microbiological characterization of land set-aside before and after Roundup desiccation