Pesticide use in rice farming is a common practice in the Mekong Delta and poses
ecological risks to aquatic organisms, the environment, and human health. This study …

This study evaluates the risks of pesticides applied in rice-fish and rice farming, with and
without integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, to non-target aquatic organisms in two …

In recent years, the Mekong delta has been strongly developed both for agriculture and
aquaculture. However, there is scope for a negative impact of agriculture on aquaculture in …

In order to assess the risk of pesticides to aquatic ecosystems, five single-dose pesticides
including chlorpyrifos, pymetrozine, dinotefuran, azoxystrobin, and acetochlor that are …

Since the middle of the 20th century, pesticide use has been a primary foundation of global
agricultural development. However, the massive usage of pesticides can have detrimental …

Herbicides play a pivotal role in paddy rice cultivation by effectively controlling weeds, thus
ensuring optimal resource utilisation and higher crop yields, making them indispensable for …

Abstract [Objectives] This paper aimed to evaluate the validity of pesticides application
strategy in rice, and analyse the risk of dietary exposure and ecological impact.[Methods] …

Global use of pesticides brings uncertain risks to human and nontarget species via
environmental matrix. Currently, various models for exposure risk assessment are …

Nowadays, pesticides are used pervasively in Asian rice production areas. Nonetheless,
information is scarce regarding chemicals' application and synergistic toxicity and longer …

Diamide insecticides are widely used in rice paddies and pose a potential threat to aquatic
organisms. However, the risk research related to their application in major rice producing …