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herbicides, have a broad spectrum effect on weeds, in relatively low doses   and with a much reduced toxicity on livestock. In this study were used two   herbicides: dacsulfuron with the active substance chlorsulfuron (0.005 -   0.035 μg/g soil) and butoxone with the active substance MCPB-Na (0.005 -   0.035 mg/L/g soil). The samples were collected from a depth of 0-20 cm from   chernozem soil. The effect of herbicide was estimated by measuring the   activity of catalase, actual and potential dehydrogenase, urease and   cellulase activities. All samples being incubated for 10 days at 27°C using   Sapp medium for isolation and study of cellulosolytic bacteria. The   inhibitory effect of the tested herbicides was the most intense for the   urease and dehydrogenase enzymatic activities. The most resistant   cellulosolytic bacteria to the effects of dacsulfuron were Cellfalcicula   fusca, Cellfalcicula viridis, Cellvibrio fulvus and Fuseaux veris and for   butoxone Cellfalcicula mucosa, C. viridis and C. fulvus

The effect of chlorsulfurone and MCPB-Na on the enzymatic activity of microorganisms