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"Runoff of Pesticides:
Achievements and Limitations of Modelling Agrochemical Dislocation from Non-Point Sources at Various Landscape Related Scales"
Marcus Schulz and Michael Matthies 
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Surface erosion models
3 Leaching models
4 Hydrological models
5 Combinations of leaching models and hydrological models
6 Probabilistic approaches
7 Diverse mathematical models at various scales
8 Conclusions
9 Acknowledgements
References
Figures
Tables

List of Tables

Table 1:
Surface erosion models and their first description in chronological order
Table 2:
Pesticide leaching models and their first description in chronological order.
Table 3:
Hydrological models and their first description in chronological order.

Marcus Schulz and Michael Matthies, "Runoff of Pesticides:
Achievements and Limitations of Modelling Agrochemical Dislocation from Non-Point Sources at Various Landscape Related Scales",
Living Rev. Landscape Res., 1 (2007), 1, doi:10.12942/lrlr-2007-1, URL (accessed <date>): http://lrlr.landscapeonline.de/lrlr-2007-1.
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