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Pesticide Risk Assessment in a Changing World
Pesticide risk assessments currently rely on surrogate species and focus primarily on acute lethality metrics, failing to capture the broader impacts on non‐target organisms and thus biodiversity. Under the directives of regulatory agencies worldwide, this traditional approach overlooks the complex
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