… As a result, removing aniline is critical to … the toxicity of aniline to protozoans, crustaceans,
rotifers and to many fishes [Citation1,Citation9–12] but very few reports on the toxicity of aniline …

… derivatives have been studied, and therefore there is a significant information gap on the
toxicity of other commonly used and detected aniline derivatives. The objective of this study …

… toxicity, daphnid and fish toxicity, ciliate toxicity, and algae, protozoa, daphnid, bacteria, fish
and yeast toxicity… of the specific data toxicity of 11 chemicals (aromatic anilines and phenols) …

… , a freshwater crustacean, aniline … aniline derivatives have been studied, and therefore
there is a significant information gap on the toxicity of other commonly used and detected aniline …

… Reproductive toxicity of aniline and its derivatives in aquatic organisms has been
suggested… potentials and toxicological consequences of both anilines are not well understood, …

… exposure (respectively pesticides, anilines, nitroderivates, metals and … toxicity using a
multi species battery. The experiment showed that pelagic crustacean and luminescent bacteria …

… that the protozoa were less sensitive towards the anilines than the crustaceans, which makes
… It is also worth mentioning that the tenacity of nitramines in the existence of these bacterial …

… The metabolites of CIPC are 3-chloroaniline and catechol, which are highly toxic. Chlorpropham
has toxic properties both for the environment and consumer’s health and is still widely …

… In this study, bioadsorption of RBBR by the bacterial strain Bacillus rigiliprofundi … bacteria
from several different sources and have tried to explore their potential to decolorise some toxic …

… protozoan Tetrahymena pyriformis (T. pyriformis), the freshwater fish Pimephales promelas
(P. … ), the freshwater crustacean Daphnia magna (D. magna) and the marine bacterium Vibrio …