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Fluridone is an
organic compound that is used as
aquatic herbicide often used to
control invasive plants. It is used in the
United States to
control hydrilla...
- very few
aquatic herbicides are
registered for
aquatic use in the EU.
Fluridone, the most
commonly used
aquatic herbicide is
highly effective against...
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broadscale herbicide controls developed was
fluridone. Unfortunately, this single-use
herbicide resulted in
fluridone-resistant Hydrilla. "As
Hydrilla spread...
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studio in Seattle,
Washington Avast!, a
trademarked name for the
herbicide fluridone This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Avast...
- non-polar solvents. However, the enol
tautomer is
dominant in the gas phase.
Fluridone is an
aquatic herbicide that
contains a 4-pyridone subunit. 2-Pyridone...
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Herbicides can also be used to
control po****tions
using glyphosate and
fluridone. The
water lily is the
national flower of Iran,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka...
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controlling the plant, the most
useful of
which include glyphosate, triclopyr,
fluridone, imazamox, and imazapyr; however, they must
constantly be
applied to be...
- 20 °C temperature.
Fluridone did not
significantly affect germination as
compared to the control, as the
percentage of
fluridone plus the
seedlings was...
- aprepitant, celecoxib, fipronil, fluazinam, penthiopyrad, picoxystrobin,
fluridone, norflurazon,
sorafenib and triflurazin. A
relevant agrochemical is trifluralin...
- flupropacil [Wikidata] flupropanate [Wikidata] flupyrsulfuron [Wikidata]
fluridone flurochloridone [Wikidata]
fluroxypyr flurtamone [Wikidata] flusulfinam...
