Biomonitoring of Soil Contaminated with Herbicides

The state of environmental pollution is random character, and it depends on climatic conditions, landforms, development industrialization. It estimated that in the last decade as many pollutants have been released into environment previous 70 years, rate still increases. Many scientific reports indicate that, addition to metals, pesticides are most commonly detected compounds environment. This situation mainly due irrational use these chemicals by humans. Mostly, soil changes caused influence can be determined various chemical analyses, which require sophisticated expensive equipment. However, biological methods, such those using microbiological activity an abundance microorganisms, e.g., organisms responsible for cycle organic matter nutrients, tend neglected. For this reason, aim present study not only assess validity other research studies were performed based available literature but compile methods compare them, allows depth understanding complexity processes following herbicide application conducting comprehensive biomonitoring.