Adaptation of Gammarus pulex to agricultural insecticide contamination in streams.
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Summary
It is shown that Gammarus pulex, a dominant macroinvertebrate species in many agricultural streams, acquires increased tolerance to pesticides when recolonization from non-contaminated refuge areas is low, and that the development of tolerance for non-target species may occur at very low concentrations, much below those affecting sensitive test organisms and also lower than those predicted to be safe by governmental risk assessment frameworks.
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- article
- Published
- 2018-04-15
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- 46
- References
- 70
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Keywords
Gammarus pulex, Pesticide, Clothianidin, STREAMS, Biology
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