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Book Chapter

Authors:

Zhao, SH; Arthur, Ellen L; Coats, Joel R

Source:

Environmental Fate and Effects of Pesticides, American Chemical Society, Number 853, Washington, DC, p.157-166 (2003)

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0097-6156
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