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The influence of aerially applied fenitrothion on aquatic invertebrates in Cove Stream, New Brunswick

Daniel Burke Banks

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Investigate the effects of fenitrothion on aquatic invertebrates and associated bacterial cultures.
Isolated bacteria from various life stages of aquatic insects
Conducted numerical taxonomic analysis on isolated cultures
Performed experiments comparing larval survival in presence and absence of specific bacteria
Larval survival was reduced by approximately 35.7% when exposed to specific bacteria
No beneficial effects of bacteria on larval survival were observed
Higher fecundity noted in adults from larvae reared with bacteria compared to axenically reared larvae

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Numerical taxonomic analysis of bacterial cultures reveals the influence of fenitrothion on aquatic invertebrates, indicating ecological implications.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa7096531e4c4a9ff5a75e https://doi.org/10.26108/kyp8-6y62

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