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Nonylphenol Stimulates Fecundity but not Population Growth Rate (<i>λ</i>) of <i>Folsomia candida</i>
The toxicity of nonylphenol (NP) to springtails was pronounced at 40 mg/kg dry weight soil, at which no animals survived. Body length and fecundity were the individual life-history traits significantly stimulated by sublethal concentrations of NP during a 64-day experiment. However, the effects of N
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