EFFECTS OF WEATHERING AND PHOTODECOMPOSITION ON PESTICIDES
Bibliography Number 71-12
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September 23, 1971
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Drift of methyl parathion aerially applied low volume and ultra
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Archer, T.F.
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Barlow, F. and Hadaway, A.B.
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Barlow, F. and Hadaway, A.B.
Studies on aqueous suspensions of insecticides. Part V.
The sorption of insecticides by soils.
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Benson, W.R.
Photolysis of solid and dissolved dieldrin.
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Bohn, W.R.
The disappearance of dimethoate from soil.
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The acute and subacute toxicity of an ultra-violet
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The influence of volatility and water solubility of systemic
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Residues of a photochemical conversion product of dieldrin
in edible oils and fats.
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The physical and chemical properties of a photochemical
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Casida, O.E. and Ahmed, M.K.
Mechanism of residue loss of Hercules AC-528 components
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Why do some agricultural chemicals change during storage?
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Cook, J.W. and Pugh, N.D.
A quantitative study of cholinesterase-inhibition decomposition
products of parathion formed by ultraviolet light.
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Crosby, D.G.
Experimental approaches to pesticide photodecomposition.
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Crosby, D.G. and Leitis, E.
Photodecomposition of chlorobenzoic acids.
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Crosby, D.G. and Leitis, E.
Photolysis of chlorophenylacetic acids.
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Crosby, D.G. and Tang, C.S.
Photodecomposition of 3-(.p-ch.1oropheny1)-1,1-dimethylurea
(monuron).
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Photodecomposition of 1-naplxth.aleneacetic acid.
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Effects of weathering and commerical dehydration upon
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The accumulation and dissipation of residues resulting
from the use of aldrin in soils.
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Insecticide stability. Effect of light on chemical and
biological properties of parathion.
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Pesticide drift from aerial and ground applications.
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Gerolt, P.
Investigation into the problem of insecticide sorption
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Gerolt, P.
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Henderson, G.L. and Crosby, D.G.
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Bioassays of weathered residues of several organophosphorus
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Effects of certain climatic factors on the toxicities of
several organic phosphorus insecticides.
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Humidity effects on the persistence of malathion leaf
surface residues.
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Enhancement of photoalteration of cyclodiene insecticide
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Photosensitizers for the accelerated degradation of chlorinated
cyclodienes and other insecticide chemicals exposed to sunlight
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Jarboe, R.H.
Radio-labeled synthesis, purification, photodisintegration
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Matsuo, H. and Casida, J.E.
Photodegradation of two dinitrophenolic pesticide chemicals,
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Physiochemical changes in pesticides after formulation causing
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Preliminary studies on weathering of chlordane residues.
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