Earthworm Risk Assessment of Picoxystrobin Considering Rainfall after Spraying |
Hong, Soonsung
(National Agro-Food Safety Department, Academy of Agricultural Science)
You, Are-Sun (National Agro-Food Safety Department, Academy of Agricultural Science) Jeong, Mihye (National Agro-Food Safety Department, Academy of Agricultural Science) Lee, Jae Bong (National Agro-Food Safety Department, Academy of Agricultural Science) Ihm, Yangbin (National Agro-Food Safety Department, Academy of Agricultural Science) |
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