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7494636 
Journal Article 
Toxic effect of cartap, carbaryl, and propoxur on some aquatic organisms 
Lakota, S; Raszka, A; Kupczak, I 
1981 
Yes 
Acta Hydrobiologica
ISSN: 0065-132X 
23 
2 
183-190 
English 
BCI:BCI198375015071 
The toxic effect of 3 carbamate insecticides, cartap, propoxur and carbaryl, was investigated in relation to the following aquatic organisms: Salmo trutta morpha fario, Cyprinus carpio, Lebistes reticulatus, Aedes aegypti and Daphnia magna. LD50 of the investigated population after 96 h of exposure was the adopted measure of toxic influence. Cartap was the most dangerous insecticide for the aquatic environment; propoxur was the least dangerous. 
Aedes aegupti; carbamate; Cyprinus carpio; Daphnia magna; insecticides; Lebistes reticulatus; Salmo trutta fario 
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