Developmental assays using invasive cane toads, Rhinella marina, reveal safety concerns of a common formulation of the rice herbicide, butachlor

Keyphrases

• Safety Concerns 100%
• Cane Toad 100%
• Rhinella Marina 100%
• Butachlor 100%
• Rice Herbicide 100%
• Tadpole 50%
• Commercial Formulations 37%
• Human Health 25%
• Adverse Effects 25%
• Rice 25%
• Pesticides 25%
• Environmentally Relevant 25%
• Wildlife Health 25%
• Rice Field 25%
• Thyroid Gland 25%
• Machete 25%
• Acclimatization 12%
• Vertebrates 12%
• Survivorship 12%
• Amphibians 12%
• Gene Expression 12%
• Life Stages 12%
• Immune System Function 12%
• Herbicide 12%
• Metabolic Processes 12%
• Lowland 12%
• Adverse Impact 12%
• Anatomic Structure 12%
• Transcriptome 12%
• Thyroid Disruption 12%
• Response to Stress 12%
• Hatchling 12%
• Follicle 12%
• Nave 12%
• Pesticide Exposure 12%
• Lethal Concentration 12%
• Affect Development 12%
• Irrigated Rice Fields 12%
• Rice Ecosystem 12%
• Amphibian Development 12%
• Immune System Response 12%
• Pesticide Application 12%
• Sublethal Exposure 12%
• Thyrocytes 12%
• Acetanilide Herbicides 12%
• Structure Development 12%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Anura 100%
• Herbicide 100%
• Butachlor 100%
• Rhinella 100%
• Canes 100%
• Tadpole 50%
• Adverse Effects 25%
• Reproductives 12%
• Lowlands 12%
• Follicle 12%
• Gene Expression 12%
• Developmental Stage 12%
• Immune System 12%
• Thyroid Gland 12%
• Transcriptome 12%
• Irrigated Rice 12%