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The pesticides isoxaben, trifluralin, chlorpyrifos, and thiophanatemethyl were applied at recommended rates to a 4-ha growing bed at an operating container nursery. Runoff samples produced by overhead irrigation were collected from three waterways, 300 feet long × 6 feet wide. The waterways were a sodded hybrid bermudagrass, a plantation of common cattails ( Typha latifolia ), and a gravel–clay waterway used as a reference. A 2-ha area drained into the sodded waterway, which flowed into the cattails, and a 2-ha bed flowed into the reference waterway. Samples were collected throughout the duration of runoff on day of treatment and at 1, 2, 8, 15, and 22 days after treatment. Runoff volumes were recorded over time as measured at weirs. Analysis was by HPLC following solid-phase extraction. Only isoxaben was detected at 2 days after treatment. Initial concentrations of all pesticides were lower in the vegetated waterways than in the reference.

REMEDIATION OF THE POLLUTANT CONTENT OF RUNOFF WATER FROM A CONTAINERIZED PLANT NURSERY