M. Moore

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Comparative Toxicity of Chlordane, Chlorpyrifos, and Aldicarb to Four Aquatic Testing Organisms
TLDR
Although point estimates of population responses such as LC50s, NOECs, and LOECs are of some utility for predicting effects of pesticides in aquatic systems, exposure-response slopes are also useful for extrapolation of laboratory data to diverse field situations, especially where sediment sorption may regulate insecticide exposure or bioavailability.
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Hydrological variability and agricultural drainage ditch inorganic nitrogen reduction capacity.
TLDR
Long-term sampling incorporating data on application and loss of fertilizers and farm management will provide critical information for farmers and scientists on the potential of economic gains and downstream ecosystem eutrophication, respectively.
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Stream corridor restoration research: a long and winding road
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Plant senescence: a mechanism for nutrient release in temperate agricultural wetlands.
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Constructed wetlands for mitigation of atrazine-associated agricultural runoff.
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Vegetative and structural characteristics of agricultural drainages in the Mississippi Delta landscapes.
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A preliminary study of an alternative controlled drainage strategy in surface drainage ditches: Low-grade weirs
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Mitigation of chlorpyrifos runoff using constructed wetlands.
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Nutrient mitigation capacity in Mississippi Delta, USA drainage ditches.
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Vegetated agricultural drainage ditches for the mitigation of pyrethroid‐associated runoff
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Overall results of this study illustrate that aquatic macrophytes play an important role in the retention and distribution of pyrethroids in vegetated agricultural drainage ditches.
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