COVERFAO ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND HEALTH PAPER   7
The environmental impact of tsetse control operations

CONTENTS


a report on present knowledge

by

j.h. koeman

and

w. takken

department of toxicology
agricultural university
wageningen, the netherlands


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ISBN 92-5-100557-5


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CONTENTS

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. The present state of knowledge on the range and nature of chemical control and eradication in Africa

Chapter 3. The present state of knowledge on the environmental impact of the chemicals used

Chapter 4. Preliminary recommendations for monitoring and minimizing the environmental impact of tsetse control operations

Chapter 5. References