Chlorothalonil is a commonly used fungicide in rural and urban environments and can be
incidentally introduced into aquatic systems through rainfall runoff or direct overspray and …

This study was done to characterize responses of Ceriodaphnia dubia Richard and
Pimephales promelas Rafinesque exposed to aqueous solutions of chlorothalonil …

Chlorothalonil is a fungicide whose heavy use in eastern Canada gives it the potential for
significant aquatic contamination. Laboratory bioassays and field treatments of a pond …

Chlorothalonil (2, 4, 5, 6‐tetrachloroisophthalonitrile) is the second most widely used
fungicide in the United States. Due to the widespread use of chlorothalonil, it is important to …

A review of the environmental chemistry, fate, and toxicology of the nonsystemic fungicide
chlorothalonil was conducted. It is used extensively in the eastern Canadian provinces, and …

Chlorothalonil is a fungicide which is highly toxic to aquatic organisms. However, in natural
aquatic environments, it is very rapidly degraded, with a half‐life typically in hours, reducing …

Chlorothalonil is an organochlorine compound that has long been used in agriculture. In
recent years, this compound has been used as an antifouling booster biocide and its …

Chlorothalonil concentrations exceeding acute toxicity levels for certain organisms have
been measured in surface water discharge events from managed turf watersheds. The …

Commercial foliage plant production requires the use of pesticides for controlling pests and
pathogens that can reduce aesthetic qualities of crops, rendering them unwanted by …

Declines of amphibian populations have been a worldwide issue of concern for the scientific
community during the last several decades. Efforts are being carried out to elucidate factors …