Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6128304 Acta Tropica 2011 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
▶ Fipronil is highly toxic to Simocephalus elizabethae and Polypedilum nubiferum. ▶ Lower toxicity in fed Polypedilum bioassays is not due to reduced bioavailability. ▶ Food deprivation stress may account for higher susceptibility in unfed bioassays. ▶ Fipronil is likely to disrupt aquatic ecosystems if used as a mosquito larvicide.
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The acute toxicity of fipronil to two non-target invertebrates associated with mosquito breeding sites in Australia
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