Advancing the environmental risk assessment of non-target arthropods for plant protection products by accounting for the impact on ecosystem services and on the ecological function. Experimental work on exposure
This report presents the chemical residue measurements of a series of exposure studies with non‐target arthropods (NTA). Two NTA species, Mamestra brassicae (moth larvae) and Coccinella septempunctata (ladybird larvae and adults tested separately), have been exposed via different routes to four formulated plant protection products (PPP) and were sampled at intervals during 6 days.
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