Plant Visual Injury (PVI) Assessment

EAS Group experts co-author published article on the challenges associated with using PVIs (plant visual injury) as an endpoint for risk assessment in non-target terrestrial plants studies.

EAS Group colleagues Joshua Arnie, Andreas Duffner, Gunther du Hoffmann, and Hank Krueger formed part of a group of authors from the Plant Visual Injury working group who recently had an article published in Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management!

‘Reproducibility, reliability, and regulatory relevance of plant visual injury assessments,’ is available online at https://setac.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ieam.4855 and presents the challenges associated with using PVIs (plant visual injury) as an endpoint for risk assessment in non-target terrestrial plants studies.

Plant Visual Injury (PVI) Assessment

EAS Group experts co-author published article on the challenges associated with using PVIs (plant visual injury) as an endpoint for risk assessment in non-target terrestrial plants studies.

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