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Shulgin and
marketed in 1961 by Dow
Chemical Company under the
trade name
Zectran. As of 2009,
mexacarbate is
considered obsolete or discontinued, according...
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psychologists in the late 1970s;
worked for Dow in the 1960s,
where he
invented Zectran, the
first biodegradable insecticide. Mary P. Sinclair,
environmental activist;...
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opportunity for
further research came in 1961
after his
development of
Zectran, the
first biodegradable pesticide, a
highly profitable product. In his...
- pollination.
Highly toxic Methiocarb Mesurol Carbamate Highly toxic Mexacarbate Zectran Carbamate Highly toxic Pirimicarb Pirimor,
Aphox Carbamate Relatively nontoxic...
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substances Wollastonite Xylenes 2,4-Xylidine 2,5-Xylidine
Yellow AB
Yellow OB
Zectran Zeolites other than
erionite (clinoptilolite, phillipsite, mordenite, non-fibrous...
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Dicamba 2,4-D
Fosamine ammonium Glyphosate (Vision)
Hexazinone Mexacarbate (
Zectran) MSMA
Picloram Simazine Triclopyr library.oregonstate.edu: "Introduction...
- Strother, A (August 1971). "In
vitro metabolism of the N-methylcarbamates,
Zectran and Mesurol, by liver,
kidney and
blood of dogs and rats". The Journal...
