- Pesticide Fact Sheet
mg/kg/day mg/kg/day in males and females, respectively) based on increased liver, thyrid and kidney weights, changes in clinical chemistry and hematological parameters and on gross and microscopic changes observed in the liver and thyroid at does levels.
- Chapter 6 – GENERAL PROPERTIES OF HERBICIDES
Some of the most common modes of action include: the plant growth hormone auxin causing uncontrolled and disorganized growth in susceptible plant species; new growth in summer (also known as dormancy enforcers); Photosynthesis inhibitors (hexazinone),.
- Chemical Family Table
Common Name Chemical Family Phenoxy carboxylic acid Phenoxy carboxylic acid acetochlor Chloroacetamide acifluorfen Diphenylether alachlor Chloroacetamide atrazine Triazine benefin Dinitroanilines bentazon Benzothiadiazole bromacil Uracil bromoxynil.
- Public Report on New Active Ingredient Fluroxypyr
The precautionary and first aid statements on the product label, as well as label directions requiring personal protective equipment (PPE) and other protective measures adequately mitigate potential health risks to persons who may come in contact with.
- Picloram
A 1982 study found that water samples containing picloram at concentrations of 10 or 50 ppb were frequently underestimated and sometimes not detected by private laboratories using gas chromatography with a reported detection limit of 1 ppb (Norris 1982,.
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