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Herbicide Metabolites In Surface Water And Groundwater

By Daisuke Yanase, N/A, J. A. Elliott, Li Ma, Paul D. Capel, A. E. Smith, G. Müller, Bertold Hock, Werner F Beckert, P.D. Hansen, M. T. Meyer, D. C. Bridges, E. M. Thurman, Z. Liu, Roy F. Spalding, R. J. Wagenet, William W. Donald, R Grover, David A. V. Eckhardt, Yasushi Takagi, D. A Goolsby, Joel R. Coats, L. Weil, Martha J. M. Wells, Viorica Lopez-Avila, Ellen L. Kruger, G. Kim Stearman, Blaine R. Schroyer, Timothy S. Lawruk, Charles S. Hottenstein, James R. Fleeker, Fernando M. Rubio, David P. Herzog, A. Krotzky, L. Meitzler, E. Meulenberg, U. Obst, F. Spener, U. Strotmann, C. Wittmann, Janet Benedicto, Misako Chiba, Katsura Yagi, Mitsuyasu Kawata, David A. Laird, S. A. Clay, D. E. Clay, S. S. Harper, W. C. Koskinen, J. S. Conn, B. A. Sorenson, A. J. Cessna, K. B. Best, W. Nicholaichuk, Ingrid M. Verstraeten, D. T. Lewis, Dennis L. McCallister, Anne Parkhurst, Michael R. Barrett, D. Barceló, S. Chiron, A. Fernandez-Alba, A. Valverde, M. F. Alpendurada, Robert N. Lerch, Yong-Xi Li, Eugene E. Alberts, S. K. Widmer

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provides An Overview Of Analytical And Environmental Chemistry Of Herbicide Metabolites. Covers Methods And Development Strategies For The Analysis Of Herbicides And Their Metabolites. Discusses Ad...

Herbicide Metabolites In Surface Water And Groundwater : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Agrochemicals And The Division Of Environmental Chemistry, Inc., At The 209th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Anaheim, California, April 2-6, 1995

By Daisuke Yanase, J. A. Elliott, Li Ma, Paul D. Capel, A. E. Smith, G. Müller, Bertold Hock, Werner F Beckert, P.D. Hansen, M. T. Meyer, D. C. Bridges, E. M. Thurman, Z. Liu, Roy F. Spalding, R. J. Wagenet, William W. Donald, R Grover, David A. V. Eckhardt, Yasushi Takagi, D. A Goolsby, Joel R. Coats, L. Weil, Martha J. M. Wells, Viorica Lopez-Avila, Ellen L. Kruger, G. Kim Stearman, Blaine R. Schroyer, Timothy S. Lawruk, Charles S. Hottenstein, James R. Fleeker, Fernando M. Rubio, David P. Herzog, A. Krotzky, L. Meitzler, E. Meulenberg, U. Obst, F. Spener, U. Strotmann, C. Wittmann, Janet Benedicto, Misako Chiba, Katsura Yagi, Mitsuyasu Kawata, David A. Laird, S. A. Clay, D. E. Clay, S. S. Harper, W. C. Koskinen, J. S. Conn, B. A. Sorenson, A. J. Cessna, K. B. Best, W. Nicholaichuk, Ingrid M. Verstraeten, D. T. Lewis, Dennis L. McCallister, Anne Parkhurst, Michael R. Barrett, D. Barceló, S. Chiron, A. Fernandez-Alba, A. Valverde, M. F. Alpendurada, Robert N. Lerch, Yong-Xi Li, Eugene E. Alberts, S. K. Widmer

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