Titlebook: Biodegradation of Pesticides; Fumio Matsumura,C. R. Krishna Murti Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Carbamate.develo

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Application of Biodegradable Pesticides in Indiae last four decades resulting from the synthesis, manufacture, and application of new man-made chemical compounds in pest control have, however, brought about the dramatic changes in agriculture. By keeping in check many species of unwanted pests and weeds, pesticides have made a great impact on the

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Der Bestimmtheitsgrundsatz im V?lkerrechtpests and disease pathogens harmful to man and his agriculturally important crops. Furthermore, in recent years, intensive and extensive cultivation of new high-yielding crop varieties with high nitrogen input in several tropical countries has led to serious outbreaks of certain insect pests that we

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11642-1seases be lost?” That remains a good question today. One must realize how fragile our ability is to control arthropod-borne disease. After malaria was reduced in India from 750 million cases and 750,000 deaths per year prior to 1953 (Wattal, 1971) to only 100,000 cases per year during the mid-1960.,

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