Chemical Injuries

Brown, A. W. A.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-395602-6.50007-x

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“…Methodology.-Germination, growth, and alkaloid synthesis of Datura stramonium after various treatments have been investigated (1219,1320). Research on biosynthetic pathways to coumarin formation in plants was published by Brown (1221). An extensive investigation was conducted concerning the influence of environmental factors on the growth and oil production of some species of Labiatae (1222-1 224 (1234).…”

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Pharmaceutical Sciences—1963. Part II

McKeehan

Lappas

1964

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Pharmaceutical Sciences—1963. Part II

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Lappas

1964

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“…Larvae exposed to sublethal doses of pesticides display a wide variety of symptoms including a reduction in growth rate (Tanton & Khan, 1978a;Turunen, 1975Turunen, , 1977, depletion of glycogen, carbohydrate and fat reserves, as welt as qualitative changes in protein and lipid content (Brown, 1963;Wongkobrat & Dahlman, 1976). Sublethal doses of organophosphorous insecticides are also known to inhibit juvenile hormone esterase activity (Pratt, 1975),…”

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SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF FENITROTHION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PARENTAL GENERATION OF MANDUCA SEXTA

Stewart

Philogène

1983

Entomologia Exp Applicata

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Tobacco hornworm larvae were subjected to oral doses of fenitrothion (0,0-dimethyl 0-(3omethyl-4-nitrophenyl) phosphorothioate) ranging from 0.001 to 1.0 mg/kg body weight. Treated larvae developed asynchronously, required more time to reach the pupal stage, and had greater maximum larval body weights than the control. Regressive moults were observed in the 0.001, 0.1 and 1.0 mg/kg samples. Insects of the treated samples completed pupal development faster than the control. Adults of the treated larvae exhibited shorter longevity than the control. Treated samples, in general, completed development earlier than the control. Explanations for the observed effects are presented.

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