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Fate and effects of diazinon
D. J. Larkin
, R. S. Tjeerdema
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
diazinon
88%
pesticide
32%
effect
14%
insecticide
13%
golf course
8%
damage
8%
carcinogenicity
7%
foodstuff
7%
environmental consequence
7%
orchard
7%
nonpoint source pollution
7%
pest
7%
degradation product
6%
ecological impact
6%
environmental health
6%
cotton
6%
aquatic ecosystem
5%
insect
5%
organ
5%
predator
5%
farm
5%
bird
5%
sound
5%
toxicity
4%
tissue
4%
valley
4%
animal
4%
decision
3%
policy
3%
exposure
3%
world
3%
monitoring
3%
rate
2%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Diazinon
100%
Pesticides
41%
Insecticides
14%
Non-Point Source Pollution
14%
Perciformes
9%
Golf
9%
Salmon
8%
Gills
7%
Environmental Health
7%
Agriculture
7%
Farms
7%
Ecosystem
6%
Birds
6%
Mexico
6%
Insecta
6%
Innate Immunity
5%
Poisons
4%
Animals
3%
Population
2%
Engineering & Materials Science
Pesticides
85%
Insecticides
34%
Golf
14%
Exercise equipment
12%
Toxicity
12%
Cotton
11%
Birds
11%
Farms
10%
Animals
9%
Pollution
9%
Tissue
8%
Acoustic waves
8%
Health
7%
Degradation
7%
Monitoring
5%
Chemical Compounds
Diazinon
87%
Pesticide
34%
Insecticide
14%
Reproductive Effect
11%
Orchard
9%
Acute Toxicity
7%
Lethal
7%
Genotoxic
7%
Ecosystem
7%
Degradation Product
5%
Metabolic
5%
Toxic
4%
Resistance
3%
Social Sciences
damages
21%
threat
16%
health consequences
14%
world population
14%
agricultural product
13%
farm
11%
animal
10%
Mexico
9%
monitoring
9%