Titlebook: Residue Reviews / Rückstands-Berichte; Residues of Pesticid Francis A. Gunther Conference proceedings 1963 Springer-Verlag OHG Berlin · G?t

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he concepts of airborne gravimetry are briefly discussed. Three major approaches to the measurement of gravity from a moving platform are then outlined, namely scalar gravimetry, vector gravimetry, and gravity gradiometry. Scalar gravimetry is currently the most widely used, although test results ar

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V. H. Freed,M. L. Montgomeryhe concepts of airborne gravimetry are briefly discussed. Three major approaches to the measurement of gravity from a moving platform are then outlined, namely scalar gravimetry, vector gravimetry, and gravity gradiometry. Scalar gravimetry is currently the most widely used, although test results ar

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Louis Lykkenhe concepts of airborne gravimetry are briefly discussed. Three major approaches to the measurement of gravity from a moving platform are then outlined, namely scalar gravimetry, vector gravimetry, and gravity gradiometry. Scalar gravimetry is currently the most widely used, although test results ar

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The metabolism of herbicides by plants and soils,sphere or water results in wide scale contamination of man’s environment. Metabolism of these contaminants by plants and micro-organisms of the soil provides a means of reducing the level of exposure to man. For the foregoing reasons, then, an understanding of the metabolism of such chemicals by plant and soil takes on a greater importance.

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Conference proceedings 1963lumes 1 and 2 of "Residue Reviews", and by the gratifying enthusiasm, sincerity, and efforts shown by the individuals I have asked to prepare manuscripts. Many manuscripts on residue a:ffairs are in preparation, but the field is so large and the non-polemical interests in it so varied that the edito

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The metabolism of herbicides by plants and soils,olism is of fundamental significance not only in the mode of action of such chemicals, the plants resistance to effect of applied chemicals but also determines the amount of such chemical that may be left on crops harvested for human utilization (. .. 1961). In addition, the wide scale of utilizatio