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EXTOXNET FAQs - Questions About Pesticides in Food
... S. commerce. Foods that are imported into the United States must meet the same pesticide tolerance levels as domestic food. Following one violation FDA may automatically detain all future shipments if there ... residues in the raw agricultural product, or processed foods containing that product, will be below tolerance. For each pesticide and crop the EPA has established a pre-harvest interval (PHI), ...
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Jim Partridge's Plant Pathology Page
... marginal environmental areas where it is exposed to and survives temperatures above and below the tolerance levels of other field crops. Because we know that sorghum exhibits both heat and cold stress ... our premise that there are these three groups of genes which will help explain temperature tolerance in sorghum. We are a small lab consisting of undergraduate students, graduate students and a ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Weeds—Design Tips for Minimizing Undesirable Plants
... those weed populations that threaten to exceed tolerance levels. Given all the bad press weeds have received, many people find it difficult to develop realistic tolerance levels for weeds in the landscape. Although keeping ... your garden, as they will, ask yourself how much weed presence you will tolerate. Your tolerance will depend on such variables as the weed's growth cycle (annual or perennial), ...
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Pinus monophyfla Torr
... be a factor because overstory foliage is rarely dense enough to reduce light intensities below tolerance levels. Damaging Agents- Susceptibility to fire depends on the stage of development of the pinyon stand ...
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Pesticide report shows low levels of residue
... tolerance violations, all but 29 were in fruits and vegetables. Most of these were for residues where no tolerance was established. The report notes that residues that were detected were generally below tolerance levels ... levels of domestic versus foreign produce? PDP compared U.S. and Chilean grapes and peaches from 1994-1996 and U.S. and Mexican tomatoes in 1996 and 1997. More presumptive tolerance ...
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Florida Vegetable Gardening Guide
... fertilizer. Well-composted organics may be applied at planting time. Due to inconsistant levels of nutrients in compost, accompanying applications of balanced inorganic fertilizer may be beneficial. ... diseased leaves or plants to slow spread. Resistance -- Choose adapted varieties with resistance or tolerance to the diseases common in your area. Protection -- Plant fungicide-treated seed. Dust ...
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Managing Your Tropical Fruit Grove Under Changing Water Table Levels
... Changing Water Table Levels Whole Document Navigator (Click Here) ---------------------------------- Top of Document Tropical Fruit Crops Flood And Drought Tolerance -Flood Tolerance Definitions -Drought Tolerance Definitions Symptoms ... water levels, which are managed in south Florida, and thus are dependent on regional water management decisions. Tropical Fruit Crops Flood And Drought Tolerance ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - CACODYLIC ACID
... eruptions of eyelids, conjunctiva, and even the cornea. Repeated exposure to low levels of arsenic may produce increased tolerance for arsenic [8]. Reproductive effects: Large dietary doses of cacodylic acid ... [58]. Cacodylic acid is unlikely to cause teratogenic effects in humans at expected exposure levels. Mutagenic effects: Cacodylic acid did not show mutagenicity in a variety of gene and ...
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Effective Watering in the Garden
... " is dangerous. It encourages surface rooting and the plants lose drought tolerance. Heavy and occasional watering is a better approach. A general ... watering produces small losses by evaporation, deeper roots and greater drought tolerance. To soak the top 30cm of dry sand takes about 25mm ... the hard water is used to cool and moisten the lower levels of the soil. A heavy mulch assists to prevent the ...
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Nitrate Levels in Forages and Water
... have been exposed to nitrates in either forages or water do tend to have increased tolerance, but toxicity can still result. Typically, nitrates in water less than 45 parts per million ... : National Research Council, 1974 Precautions When Using Feeds with High Levels of Nitrates Ensile forage, if possible, to reduce nitrate levels. It is best to ensile for three weeks before feeding; however ...
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