Titlebook: Decontamination of Pesticide Residues in the Environment; Atlantic City Meetin Francis A. Gunther Conference proceedings 1969 Springer Scie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00965-9 desirable, therefore, to develop a model system from which two pertinent questions could be answered: (a) What is the biological availability of various organic pesticides to degradation, and (b) What is the rate of this availability?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16048-1ng, their germination, and the nurture of the delicate seedling that might possibly emerge. Modern scientific agriculture has eliminated much of this hazard by treating this seed with a variety of chemical substances. These provide protection from insects, from rodents, from birds, and from diseases

MITE

Karl Mengers Wiener Kreis: Das , 1928–1936es, for example almond hulls, seed screenings, fruit pomaces, and other materials. The treatment which results in contamination may be intentional such as acaricide applications to almond hulls, or incidental such as drift onto alfalfa fields, but an increasing proportion of feed samples contain una

AVANT

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3626-3 control. Their use is an absolute necessity if we are to continue to attempt to meet the food needs of our time and the daily increasing needs with increasing population. Pesticides, as necessary as we believe they are, provide us with the now well-known concomitant complex problem of residues. The

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