FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4247294570> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4247294570 endingPage "568" @default.
• W4247294570 startingPage "531" @default.
• W4247294570 abstract "Nematodes cause about $100 billion of losses to world agriculture annually (Sasser and Freckman, 1987). They often do not provide the clear symptoms that aid growers to identify the diseases they cause (Atkinson, 1996). One consequence of this is that the world nematicide market is only $700 m/year (Williamson, 1995). Other factors also ensure that the nematicidal market underestimates the agricultural importance of nematodes. They are the most environmentally damaging of all crop protection chemicals. This discourages some use both from grower preference and from government restriction. Environmental harm is a risk because the nematicide is incorporated into soil to ensure its distribution to the relatively immobile nematodes. Such procedures represent an environmentally unacceptable method of pesticide application. In addition, many nematicides have been shown to cause environment damage. For instance the Montreal Protocol calls for the withdrawal of the soil fumigant methyl bromide from agricultural use by 2005. It is considered a major cause of ozone layer depletion. The USA intends to eliminate its agricultural use of the compound by 2002 unless this intention is reversed as the result of lobbying by some growers (Pearce, 1997). Other halogenated hydrocarbon nematicides are also severe biohazards. Use of dibromochloropropane (DBCP) is declining and considerable safety precautions are in place in countries such as USA where some applications remain. However, investigative journalism has uncovered cases (Jenkins, 1996) where such precautions are inadequately enforced in the developing world. For example, safety equipment is often not used during nematicide application. Such misuse is highlighted by class actions in USA courts. They have been brought against chemical manufacturers by agricultural workers from Central America. The allegations arise from ill health resulting from exposure as agricultural workers (Anon, 1992). Industrial accidents have also occurred during nematicide manufacture. The most severe incident was the Bophal disaster in India but other chemical plants have had industrial accidents. Aldicarb is a widely used oxime carbamate nematicide but there are considerable concerns about the potential toxicological hazards of this compound (Gustafson, 1993). It is detectable in groundwater after application in sandy soils and its use is closely monitored by several governments. Consequently, it has been withdrawn from many states of the USA. Nematicides are currently essential for economic production of some crops. However, they are likely to be increasingly viewed as the approach of last resort unless more environmentally benign compounds are developed." @default.
• W4247294570 created "2022-05-12" @default.
• W4247294570 creator A5003439247 @default.
• W4247294570 creator A5047079258 @default.
• W4247294570 date "2002-01-10" @default.
• W4247294570 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W4247294570 title "Anthelmintic Resistance" @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1968139706 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1976441748 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1976679268 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1977118166 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1977584573 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1981115116 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1989537909 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W1990733047 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2000456292 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2013202550 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2013450859 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2015163370 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2017078955 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2024809914 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2028383567 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2037442783 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2040502282 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2056793026 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2058297798 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2063548708 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2070366946 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2071847178 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2079040627 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2084847020 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2096374737 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2155669215 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2171867584 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2201333915 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2335547789 @default.
• W4247294570 cites W2410848586 @default.
• W4247294570 doi "https://doi.org/10.1201/b12614-23" @default.
• W4247294570 hasPublicationYear "2002" @default.
• W4247294570 type Work @default.
• W4247294570 citedByCount "15" @default.
• W4247294570 countsByYear W42472945702014 @default.
• W4247294570 countsByYear W42472945702018 @default.
• W4247294570 countsByYear W42472945702019 @default.
• W4247294570 countsByYear W42472945702020 @default.
• W4247294570 crossrefType "book-chapter" @default.
• W4247294570 hasAuthorship W4247294570A5003439247 @default.
• W4247294570 hasAuthorship W4247294570A5047079258 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConcept C2776908094 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConcept C57473165 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConcept C90856448 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConceptScore W4247294570C18903297 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConceptScore W4247294570C2776908094 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConceptScore W4247294570C57473165 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConceptScore W4247294570C86803240 @default.
• W4247294570 hasConceptScore W4247294570C90856448 @default.
• W4247294570 hasLocation W42472945701 @default.
• W4247294570 hasOpenAccess W4247294570 @default.
• W4247294570 hasPrimaryLocation W42472945701 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W1990733047 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W1995745532 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W1999754905 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W2014675170 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W2059602455 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W2073510993 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W2133940352 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W2884180638 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W3005125559 @default.
• W4247294570 hasRelatedWork W4299736518 @default.
• W4247294570 isParatext "false" @default.
• W4247294570 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W4247294570 workType "book-chapter" @default.