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EXTOXNET PIP - CHLORAMBEN
... ingested. The major health concern for humans is dermatitis resulting from skin exposure to chloramben. Chronic toxicity: In long-term tests on rats, mice, and dogs, no chloramben-related effects on ... chloramben is not clear. Organ toxicity: Long-term animal studies did not show evidence of chronic injury to the organs examined. Fate in humans and animals: Several animal studies have shown that ...
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Air Pollution Injury
... injury on certain species has been serious and has represented a limiting production factor. This type of damage is more noticeable, but probably not as great as the sub-lethal chronic injury that occurs over much larger areas. Chronic damage is more difficult to diagnose and evaluate. Diagnosticians should be aware ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

The Rosebay Volume 6 Number 1 Spring 1977
... chlorophyll producing mechanism is impeded. Both acute and chronic injury may be accompanied by the suppression of growth and yield. Acute injury apparently affects the plant's ability to transform absorbed ... pollution and health effects of varying severity. Air pollutants have produced both acute and chronic injury to many species of plants accompanied by suppression of growth and yield. Some of ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - AMITRAZ
... signs of general debilitation. Amitraz also may produce a slowly reversible emaciation in survivors (227). Chronic Toxicity: In two-year feeding trials, rats who received 50 mg/kg/day in ... soils (1). Breakdown of Chemical in Vegetation: Reports indicate that amitraz may cause crop injury to young peppers and pears during high temperature conditions (207). PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND GUIDELINES: . ...
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Bronze Birch Borer
... is put under a great deal of stress. If this lack of water is a chronic condition repeated year after year, the tree is almost certain to be targeted by the ... water, branches higher on the tree will be drought stressed. Yellow-bellied sapsucker and woodpecker injury can also induce drought conditions. The damage, these birds cause, may result in top dieback ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Viral Diseases
... to which HEMX has exclusive rights in the area of treating devastating chronic viral diseases including chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), hepatitis B (hep B)... http://www.cais.com/ ... .edu/colleges/med/departments/virology.html 73. Britannica.com Outline [ Health & Medicine : Illness & Injury : Infectious & Contagious Diseases : Viral Diseases : Dengue ] The Web's Best Sites. Noteworthy.... http:// ...
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Trees part 2
... dots appear later on infected parts. Prune and destroy blighted parts. Spray regularly. Winter Injury (non-pathogenic): Injury evident in late winter and spring. Previous year's foliage is scorched, turns ... leaves and control as for black spot. Wet wood or Slime Flux (bacterium - Erwinia nimipressuralis): Chronic bleeding of sap from crotches, wound or other weakened areas of trunk, with unsightly ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

FPHG -
... Exposure Toxicity is a measure of the ability of a pesticide to cause injury, which is a property of the chemical itself. Pesticide toxicity is determined by ... an insignificant level for the applicator. Acute Toxicity and Acute Effects Signal Words Chronic Toxicity and Chronic Effects College of Agricultural Sciences | Extension | Publications Copyright -- Alternative Media -- Affirmative Action ...
ssfruit.cas.psu.edu

APGA | View Post
... 's interest. Special populations served: adults with development disabilities, older adults, traumatic brain injury survivors and people with chronic illness and loss. Contact Dawn Shaffer The Holden Arboretum 9500 A Sperry Road ...
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Caring for horses
... vet must be consulted immediately if your horse shows: acute abdominal pain or ‘colic’; serious injury, including deep wounds, severe haemorrhage, suspected bone fracture, or damage to eyes; straining for more ... a thick, creamy-yellow pus. Most horses recover but the infection can cause death or chronic illness. Vaccination, involving an initial and then yearly boosters, will assist in the control of ...
www.agric.nsw.gov.au

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