Exposure, as well as toxicity, determines whether rodenticides present real environmental hazards to nontarget animals. In order to combine exposure and toxicity, a compartment model is proposed which distinguishes transfer processes from accumulation of residues. The published literature relevant to the model is analysed, and some important gaps in knowledge are highlighted. Simple sub-models of rat feeding behaviour and mortality are combined into a simulation model which generates data on both efficacy of control and build-up of residues in live rats and carcases. The roles of feeding parameters (e.g., palatability, availability of alternative food) as well as toxicity are emphasised by the simulation results
Some complexities and limitations of using carcass residue data to determine secondary hazard to non...
Rodents cause substantial damage and losses of foodstuffs around the world. They also transmit many ...
Non-target hazards represent the most significant hurdle to the continued and possibly expanded use ...
Exposure, as well as toxicity, determines whether rodenticides present real environmental hazards to...
Ecological risk assessment is carried out for chemicals such as pesticides before they are released ...
Some complexities and limitations of using carcass residue data to determine secondary hazard to non...
Anticoagulant rodenticides may pose a secondary poisoning hazard to non-target predators and scaveng...
1. Monitoring of exposure to pesticides in many countries shows extensive exposure of predators to a...
Rodents have interacted with people since the beginning of systematic food storage by humans in the ...
The potential risk of agricultural pesticides to mammals typically depends on internal concentration...
Anticoagulant rodenticides (ARs) are currently the most common pesticides and biocides used to contr...
In New Zealand rats are predators of native and introduced flora and fauna, with anticoagulants bein...
The major findings of the study were as follows:;1. Rats ate significantly more coumatetralyl than ...
Rodents are controlled because of the human health and economic threats they pose. Anticoagulant rod...
Anticoagulant rodenticides may pose a secondary poisoning hazard to non-target predators and scaveng...
Some complexities and limitations of using carcass residue data to determine secondary hazard to non...
Rodents cause substantial damage and losses of foodstuffs around the world. They also transmit many ...
Non-target hazards represent the most significant hurdle to the continued and possibly expanded use ...
Exposure, as well as toxicity, determines whether rodenticides present real environmental hazards to...
Ecological risk assessment is carried out for chemicals such as pesticides before they are released ...
Some complexities and limitations of using carcass residue data to determine secondary hazard to non...
Anticoagulant rodenticides may pose a secondary poisoning hazard to non-target predators and scaveng...
1. Monitoring of exposure to pesticides in many countries shows extensive exposure of predators to a...
Rodents have interacted with people since the beginning of systematic food storage by humans in the ...
The potential risk of agricultural pesticides to mammals typically depends on internal concentration...
Anticoagulant rodenticides (ARs) are currently the most common pesticides and biocides used to contr...
In New Zealand rats are predators of native and introduced flora and fauna, with anticoagulants bein...
The major findings of the study were as follows:;1. Rats ate significantly more coumatetralyl than ...
Rodents are controlled because of the human health and economic threats they pose. Anticoagulant rod...
Anticoagulant rodenticides may pose a secondary poisoning hazard to non-target predators and scaveng...
Some complexities and limitations of using carcass residue data to determine secondary hazard to non...
Rodents cause substantial damage and losses of foodstuffs around the world. They also transmit many ...
Non-target hazards represent the most significant hurdle to the continued and possibly expanded use ...