SPSS Inc. / ENSR Consulting / Wilson / Limnology and Oceanography Inc. / Goodrich / Southern New England Ultraviolet Co. / /
Country
Canada / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
plant Lemna / University of Waterloo / Plant Physiol / Fort Collins / Plant Mol. / /
IndustryTerm
residual energy stores / photosynthetic energy conversion / chemical insult / end-products / chemical partition coefficients / photooxidation product / metal-contaminated soils / chemical properties / energy transduction / photochemical energy conversion processes / stock solutions / chlorophyll pigment systems / static sediment/water systems / chemical treatment / chemical kinetics / chemical contaminants / chemical partitioning / chemical / degradation products / exposure systems / chemicals / /
National Institute of Environmental Health Studies / American Society of Limnology and Oceanography / University of Waterloo / W. Gensemer / 1 D. George Dixon / and Bruce M. Greenberg Department of Biology / National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada / /
Person
B. M. GREENBERG / B. C. FAUST / D. BRUCE / Williamson / W. R. HAAG / Bruce M. Greenberg / C. A. MARWOOD / Robert W. Gensemer / R. Humic / F. E. SCULLY / JR. / Chris Marwood / Cheryl Duxbury / /
Position
D. J. / model / preliminary model / p / Corresponding author / /
Limnol. Oceanogr., 44(3, part 2), 1999, 878–888 q 1999, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Using chlorophyll a fluorescence to detect the onset of anthracene photoinduced toxicity in Lemna gibb