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Occurrence, drivers, and environmental implications of pesticides in surface waters from one of Brazil's last agricultural frontiers: Spatial–seasonal patterns
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DOI：10.1016/j.jconhyd.2026.105022.png)
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• Assessment of 150 pesticides in surface waters of an agricultural frontier. • Pesticide occurrence is driven by seasonality, land use, and compound traits. • Clomazone had the highest levels and occurred at all sampling sites. • Rainy season showed higher pesticide levels and diversity, especially near farmland. • Integrated risk management is needed to reduce herbicide residues.
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Agrochemicals
Driving factors
Surface water
Human-impacted environment
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