L. J. Lawrence Books

Pesticide Transformation Products: Fate And Significance In The Environment

By W E. Johnson, Kristin E. Day, S. Barik, Jack R. Plimmer, T. K. Adhya, Janice E. Chambers, Kenneth D. Racke, T. Dawson, Shahamat U. Khan, Charles T. Bryson, L. J. Lawrence, C. J. Miles, Stephen O. Duke, Joel R. Coats, W. L Pedersen, Jean-Marc Bollag, N. SETHUNATHAN, L. Somasundaram, Thomas B. Moorman, A. S. Felsot, Howard W. Chambers, M. Sharmila, D. A. Winkelmann, S. J. Klaine, Susan T. Robbins, Cathleen J. Hapeman-Somich, Mahmoud Abbas Saleh, N. Dwight Camper, M. R. McLean, D. A. Belluck, S. L. Benjamin

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This new volume is the first available resource on the fate, effects, and significance of pesticide transformation product. Highlights the growing awareness that pesticides are transformed to other...

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