in soil. Although perhaps 20 years ago little was known about soil fungicides, a great deal is now known, as attested by an article of 93 pages and 600 references (33) , and an annotated bibliog raphy (98). Much of the information concerns insecticides and herbi cides, but is readily applicable to fungicides. While some fundamental ad vances follow empirical discoveries, experiments based upon fundamental in formation are more apt to lead to success. For this reason a brief review of some of the fundamental knowledge of soil pesticides is presented here. A list of chemicals discussed, and their names or abbreviations used in the text will be found in Table 1.
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Donald E. Munnecke (1972) studied this question.