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Using Mesocosms to Assess the Aquatic Ecological Risk of Pesticides: Theory and Practice
Editor(s): J. Reese Voshell
Print Publication Date: 1989
https://doi.org/10.4182/ZKIT2858
ISBN: 9781960155580
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
J. Reese Voshell
CHAPTER 2.
Preface
J. Reese Voshell
CHAPTER 3.
Introduction
J. Reese Voshell
CHAPTER 4.
Structure and Function of Freshwater Ecosystems: Assessing the Potential Impact of Pesticides
J. Bruce Wallace
CHAPTER 5.
State of the Art in Aquatic Ecological Risk Assessment
David G. Jenkins , Raymond J. Layton , Arthur L. Buikema
CHAPTER 6.
Mesocosm Approach for Assessing the Ecological Risk of Pesticides
Leslie W. Touart , Michael W. Slimak
CHAPTER 7.
Use of Experimental Ponds to Assess the Effects of a Pesticide on the Aquatic Environment
F. deNoyelles , W. D. Kettle , C. H. Fromm , M. F. Moffett , S. L. Dewey
CHAPTER 8.
Littoral Enclosures for Aquatic Field Testing of Pesticides: Effects of Chlorpyrifos on a Natural System
R. E. Siefert , S. J. Lozano , J. C. Brazner , M. L. Knuth
CHAPTER 9.
Mesocosm Experimental Design Strategies: Advantages and Disadvantages in Ecological Risk Assessment
Robert L. Graney , John P. Giesy , Dominic DiToro
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