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The compound is relatively nontoxic. Because many golf courses and recreational grassy areas abut lakes and ponds that are used for fishing, the environmental toxicity data are important. The LC q for trout (96 h) is 80 mg/L for bluegiU. (96 h), 36 mg/L and for Daphnia, 64 mg/L. [Pg.423]

Tuf Protection insects and weeds in lawns, parks, golf courses moles... [Pg.142]

Product particle sizes vary from standard size of 6/14 mesh—U.S. Std. Sieves to mini-size granules of 10/16 mesh—U.S. Std. Sieves for small particle blends, to micro-size granules of 14/35-U.S. Std. Sieves for use on golf course tees and greens. Approximate mm corresponding to mesh sizes are 6 mesh/3.36 mm 10 mesh /2 mm 35 mesh/0.5 mm. [Pg.134]

On the other hand, Palma de Mallorca is also a successful example of urban water reuse within an integrated water management framework. Since the end of the nineties, tertiary treated (coagulation, flocculation, sand filtration and gaseous chloride disinfection) water is used for public parks, landscape and golf courses irrigation. About 7 Mm year are currently used, thus saving equal amounts of potable water. This is the most efficient water reuse apphcation in Palma. [Pg.104]

For the purposes of these field studies, a test system is defined as a specific tract of land managed in part through use of pesticides. Test systems are normally limited to one crop or land use type and may include row crops, grains, fruits or golf courses. The tract of land, of course, has associated biota that are present naturally or as part of the management practices. These biota are also part of the test system and are normally described as test species or species of interest. Selection of test systems is critical to evaluate wildlife exposure scenarios in a sufficient number of sites within appropriate geographic regions. [Pg.942]

Surface water golf course ponds North Carolina 1995 Max. 0.14 15... [Pg.777]

Ryals, S.C., M.B. Center, and R.B. Leidy. 1998. Assessment of surface water quality on three eastern North Carolina golf courses. Environ. Toxicol. Chem. 17 1934-1942. [Pg.801]

Earthworms from treated golf course turf whole 200-2700 106... [Pg.841]

Littrell, E.E. 1986. Mortality of American wigeon on a golf course treated with the organophosphate, diazinon. Calif. Fish Game 72 122-124. [Pg.983]

Stone, W.B. and H. Knoch. 1982. American brant killed on golf courses by diazinon. N.Y. Fish Game Jour. 29 95-96. [Pg.985]

Simard L, Belair G, Gosselin ME, Dionne J. Virulence of entomopathogenic nematodes (Rhabditida Steinernematidae, Heterorhabditidae) against Tipula paludosa (Diptera Tipulidae), a turfgrass pest on golf courses. Biocont Sci Tech. 2006 16 789-801. [Pg.376]

Filaments, fibres and fabrics for indoor and outdoor carpeting, carpet backing, outdoor carpets around swimming pools or miniature golf courses. .. [Pg.71]

The contemporary lawn does not deviate from this pattern. As shown in Table 2.1, the dominant turf grasses of the United States-used in lawns, playing fields, parks, and golf courses-are all introduced species. Moreover, many are species that arrived in the New World as forage plants for cattle. In... [Pg.23]


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