Acute toxicity tests using rotifers. III. Effects of temperature, strain, and exposure time on the sensitivity ofBrachionus plicatilis

Acute toxicity tests using rotifers. III. Effects of temperature, strain, and exposure time on the sensitivity ofBrachionus plicatilis
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使用轮虫进行急性毒性试验。

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1991
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G. Persoone
G. Persoone
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T. Snell;B. Moffat;C. Janssen;G. Persoone

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