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  • 3. Pesticide volatilization from soil: lysimeter measurements versus predictions of European registration models.
    Wolters A, Linnemann V, Herbst M, Klein M, Schäffer A, Vereecken H.
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  • 13. Volatilization modeling of two herbicides from soil in a wind tunnel experiment under varying humidity conditions.
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    Russell MH, Jones RL.
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  • 16. Modeling pesticide volatilization from turf.
    Haith DA, Lee PC, Clark JM, Roy GR, Imboden MJ, Walden RR.
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  • 19. Volatilization of pesticides from the bare soil surface: evaluation of the humidity effect.
    Schneider M, Endo S, Goss KU.
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  • 20. A new tool for laboratory studies on volatilization: extension of applicability of the photovolatility chamber.
    Wolters A, Kromer T, Linnemann V, Schäffer A, Vereecken H.
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