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Movement of Pesticides into Surface Waters
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The Extent and Nature of Rainfall‐soil Interaction in the Release of Soluble Chemicals to Runoff
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A theoretical analysis of interflow of water through surface soil horizons with implications for movement of chemicals in field runoff
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The depth of rainfall‐runoff‐soil interaction as determined by <sup>32</sup>P
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Reduction of 2,4‐D Load in Surface Runoff Down a Grassed Waterway
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Predicting Pesticide Runoff from Agricultural Land: A Conceptual Model
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Runoff Losses of Surface‐Applied Herbicides as Affected by Wheel Tracks and Incorporation
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Effect of Tillage Systems on Runoff Losses of Pesticides, A Rainfall Simulation Study
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The Effect of Tillage Systems on Pesticides in Runoff from Small Watersheds
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Effects of Corn Residue and Herbicide Placement on Herbicide Runoff Losses
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The Influence of Straw Mulch on the Soil Reception and Persistence of Metribuzin
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Mobility and Persistence of Hexazinone in a Forest Watershed
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Occurrence of 2,4,5‐T and Picloram in Surface Runoff Water in the Blacklands of Texas
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DDT and Toxaphene Movement in Surface Water from Cotton Plots
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Organochlorine and organophosphorus insecticides: Their use in eleven agricultural watersheds and their loss to stream waters in Southern Ontario, Canada, 1975–1977
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A Model for Runoff of Pesticides from Small Upland Watersheds
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Permethrin Concentration on Cotton Plants, Persistence in Soil, and Loss in Runoff
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Widespread Translocation of Pesticides by Air Transport and Rain-out
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Control of Johnsongrass (<i>Sorghum halepense</i>) and Volunteer Corn (<i>Zea mays</i>) in Soybeans (<i>Glycine max</i>)
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A Runoff Erosivity Factor and Variable Slope Length Exponents for Soil Loss Estimates
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Agriculture and Water Quality in the Canadian Great Lakes Basin: V. Pesticide Use in 11 Agricultural Watersheds and Presence in Stream Water, 1975–1977
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Atrazine: Its use in corn production and its loss to stream waters in Southern Ontario, 1975–1977
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AN ASSESSMENT OF METHODS FOR DETERMINING ADSORPTION-DESORPTION OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS
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A Mathematical Model for Estimating Pesticide Losses in Runoff
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Cyanazine Losses in Runoff from No‐Tillage Corn in “Living” and Dead Mulches vs. Unmulched, Conventional Tillage
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Picloram in Water and Soil from a Semiarid Pinyon‐Juniper Watershed
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Organochlorine and organophosphorous pesticides in the Parana River (Argentina)
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Herbicide Runoff from Upland Piedmont Watersheds—Data and Implications for Modeling Pesticide Transport
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Toxaphene and Sediment Yields in Runoff from a Mississippi Delta Watershed
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Methyl parathion and EPN washoff from cotton plants by simulated rainfall
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Monitoring Herbicide Residues in Springflow After an Operational Application of Hexazinone
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Off-Site Movement of Hexazinone in Stormflow and Baseflow from Forest Watersheds
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Picloram Movement in an Appalachian Hardwood Forest Watershed
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Loss of Fall‐Applied 2,4‐D in Spring Runoff from a Small Agricultural Watershed
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WATER POLLUTION BY INSECTICIDES IN AN AGRICULTURAL RIVER .BASIN. I. OCCURRENCE OF INSECTICIDES IN RIVER AND TREATED MUNICIPAL WATER
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SIMULATION OF HERBICIDE CONCENTRATIONS IN STORMFLOW FROM FORESTED WATERSHEDS1
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Atrazine, propachlor, and diazinon residues on small agricultural watersheds. Runoff losses, persistence, and movement
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Trifluralin Movement in Runoff from a Small Agricultural Watershed
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Pesticides in drinking water. Waters from the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers
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Depth of Surface Soil‐runoff Interaction as Affected by Rainfall, Soil Slope, and Management
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The Release of Soil Phosphorus to Runoff in Relation to the Kinetics of Desorption
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Azinphosmethyl and Fenvalerate Runoff Loss from a Sugarcane‐Insect IPM System
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The persistence and disappearance by washoff and dryfall of methoxychlor from soybean foliage—a preliminary study
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Transport of Atrazine and Simazine in Runoff from Conventional and No‐Tillage Corn
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Tilted‐bed Simulation of Erosion and Chemical Runoff from Agricultural Fields: II. Effects of Formulation on Atrazine Runoff
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The Pesticide Content of Surface Water Draining from Agricultural Fields—A Review
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Maximum Pesticide Concentrations in Agricultural Runoff: A Semiempirical Prediction Formula
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Loss of 2,4‐D in Runoff from Plots Receiving Simulated Rainfall and from a Small Agricultural Watershed
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Pesticide concentrations and yields in runoff from silty soils in the lower Mississippi valley
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Dissipation of the Herbicides Atrazine and Alachlor in a Maryland Corn Field
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