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Honey Bees Estimating The Environmental Impact Of Chemicals 1st Edition James Devillers

Name: Honey Bees Estimating The Environmental Impact Of Chemicals 1st Edition James Devillers
SKU: BELL-1343166
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Honey Bees Estimating The Environmental Impact Of Chemicals 1st Edition James Devillers instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.64 MB

Pages: 347

Author: James Devillers, Minh-Ha Pham-Delegue

ISBN: 9780415275187, 9780203218655, 9780203274088, 0203218655, 0203274083, 0415275180

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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Honey Bees Estimating The Environmental Impact Of Chemicals 1st Edition James Devillers by James Devillers, Minh-ha Pham-delegue 9780415275187, 9780203218655, 9780203274088, 0203218655, 0203274083, 0415275180 instant download after payment.

Honey Bees: Estimating the Environmental Impact of Chemicals is an updated account of the different strategies for assessing the ecotoxicity of xenobiotics against these social insects, which play a key role in both ecology and agriculture. In addition to the classical acute laboratory test, semi-field cage tests and full field funnel tests, new tests based mainly on behavioral responses are for the first time clearly described. Information on the direct and indirect effects on honey bees of radionuclides, heavy metals, pesticides, semi-volatile organic compounds and genetically modified plants is also presented.