ArticleEnvironmental monitoring and assessment2019
Comparison of different monitoring methods for the measurement of metaldehyde in surface waters.
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- Fungal volatile organic compounds show promise as potent molluscicides.Pest management science · 2019Article
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Abstract
Metaldehyde is recognised as an emerging contaminant. It is a powerful molluscicide and is the active compound in many types of slug pellets used for the protection of crops. The application of pellets to land generally takes place between August and December when slugs thrive. Due to its high use and physico-chemical properties, metaldehyde can be present in the aquatic environment at concentrations above the EU Drinking Water Directive limit of 100 ng L
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