Atrazine metabolism by nocardia: Elucidation of initial pathway and synthesis of potential metabolites

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Atrazine Metabolism by Nocardia:
Elucidation of Initial Pathway and
Synthesis of Potential Metabolites
M. C. Giardinaa, M. T. Giardia & G. Filacchionib
a Laboratory of Radiobiochemistry and Plant Ecophysiology,
National Research Council, Via Salaria Km 29,300 Rome, Italy
b Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Rome, Italy
Published online: 09 Sep 2014.
To cite this article: M. C. Giardina, M. T. Giardi & G. Filacchioni (1982) Atrazine Metabolism by
Nocardia: Elucidation of Initial Pathway and Synthesis of Potential Metabolites, Agricultural and
Biological Chemistry, 46:6, 1439-1445
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