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Nanopesticides in Brazilian Crops: Classes, Mechanisms, Efficacy, Risks, and Photocatalytic Remediation. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Cardoso E Bufalo T, Buttrós VH, de Paiva AB, de Oliveira DD, Ribeiro CSF, Dória J.   +5 more
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Statement on the use and interpretation of the margin of exposure approach. [PDF]

EFSA J
EFSA Scientific Committee, Bennekou SH, Allende A, Bearth A, Casacuberta J, Castle L, Coja T, Crépet A, Halldorsson T, Hoogenboom LR, Knutsen H, Lambré C, Nielsen S, Turck D, Civera AV, Villa R, Jokelainen P, Zorn H, Benford D, Fitzgerald R, Meek B, Mortensen A, Sand S, Testai E, Manini P, Paini A, Schrenk D.   +26 more
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From pesticides use to agroecology: Survey dataset on farming systems in the Lake Guiers area in Senegal. [PDF]

Data Brief
Traoré MB, Belmin R, Ouedraogo R, Fernandes P, Sy DS, Founoune H, Djigal D, Ba M, Samaké O, Feder F, Kane A, Vermeire ML.   +11 more
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BeSafeBeeHoney - BeeForward: Exploring Beekeeping Innovations and Science. [PDF]

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Development of Botanical Pesticides for Public Health

Journal of ASTM International, 2011
Abstract Pesticide science is faced with a growing demand for green or sustainable pesticide chemistries that offer reduced risks to human health and the environment. Efforts are placed on the development of new pesticides containing novel active ingredients and/or formulations from natural sources.
Gretchen Paluch, Rod Bradbury, Steven Bessette   +2 more
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Botanicals As Ecofriendly Pesticides

2007
Bougainvillea is a very important crop in floriculture for multipurpose use. It grows very well under the tropical and sub-tropical conditions. An appreciable quantum of work has been done in India on Bougainvillea covering different aspects like germplasm collection, improvement and breeding, induced mutagenesis, cytogenetics, disease management ...
P.P Mahulikar, K.M Chavan
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Simaroubaceae and Picramniaceae as potential sources of botanical pesticides

Industrial Crops and Products, 2013
Abstract Prospection for new sources of botanical pesticides has shown a revival in the last decades due not only to the fast development of resistance among different pests around the world but also by the need to use less eco-toxic products to control etiological agents of different pest-related problems found in agro-production.
María Laura Martínez, Gilsane von Poser, Amelia Henriques, Martha Gattuso, Carmen Rossini   +4 more
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Recent Advancements in Bio-botanical Pesticide Formulation Technology Development

2016
The misuse and overuse of synthetic pesticides have led to the vast destruction of beneficial organisms along with detrimental effects on environment. The use of biopesticides including microbial agents, biochemical pesticides, and botanicals is considered as a more convincing strategy for the management and control of various insect pests.
Megha Pant, Saurabh Dubey, P. K. Patanjali   +2 more
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