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Metabolism of chlorfenvinphos in both soil and plant of cauliflower and brussels sprouts field crops.

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Bibliographic reference Rouchaud, Jean ; Gustin, F. ; Van de Steene, F ; Pelerents, C. ; Gillet, Joseph ; et. al. Metabolism of chlorfenvinphos in both soil and plant of cauliflower and brussels sprouts field crops.. In: Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology, Vol. 43, no. 6, p. 920-8 (1989)
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