10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERBICIDALLY»
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Pesticides—Advances in Research and Application: 2013 Edition
“The invention also provides a method for making a herbicide composition that
includes: (1) providing a liquid herbicide formulation, the herbicide formulation
including a herbicidally active limonene component and an emulsifying agent; ...
2
Protecting Inventions in Chemistry: Commentary on Chemical ...
In a patent revocation matter regarding a herbicidally active enantiomer240 the
3rd Nullity Senate was also compelled to deal with the question of
implementability from the special aspect of usefulness. Evaluation focused on
claim 8 which ...
Bernd Hansen, Fritjoff Hirsch, 2008
3
Herbicides and Plant Physiology
4.2.1.1. Bioactivation. Bioactivation is the process whereby 'pro- herbicides', often
herbicidally inactive molecules, are enzymatically converted to phytotoxic
compounds in the plant cell. Many herbicides are therefore formulated as inactive
...
Andrew H. Cobb, John P. H. Reade, 2011
4
Chemistry and Mode of Action of Crop Protection Agents
effective herbicides than the thio-compounds (Figure 2.33) but the sulfoxide also
conjugates with glutathione, rendering it herbicidally inactive. The classical
activation process is the /^-oxidation of the herbicidally inactive MCPB into the ...
Leonard G. Copping, H. G. Hewitt, 1998
5
Modern Crop Protection Compounds: Herbicides
The orientation of the imidazolinone ring ortho to the acid equivalent is critical;
derivatives of the acid equivalent are herbicidally active if the derivative can be
converted to the acid either in the soil or in the plant. Likewise, tricyclic
derivatives ...
Ulrich Schirmer, Peter Jeschke, Matthias Witschel, 2012
dimethenamid). In this report, the term 'dimethenamid' refers to the 50:50 mixture
of 7?-dimethenamid and S-dimethenamid while the term 'dimethenamid-P' refers
to the herbicidally active S-dimethenamid, containing up to 10% of the inactive ...
Food and Agriculture Organization, 2005
7
Pesticide Residues in Food, 1995: Evaluations. Residues
Once applied to plants, the esters are rapidly hydrolysed to the acid which is
herbicidally active. As it has been demonstrated that it is the (R)- isomer of
haloxyfop which is herbicidally active, with essentially no activity associated with
the (S)- ...
8
Herbicides Chemistry: Degradation and Mode of Action
Optically pure (R)(+)-2-[4- (6-chloro-2-quinoxalinyloxy)phenoxy] propanoate was
430 and 65 times more herbicidally effective on rice (Oryza sattva L.) and
barnyardgrass (Echinochloa crusgallt), respectively, as the (S)(-)-enantiomer [22].
9
Plant Toxicology, Fourth Edition
The initial reaction in the plant metabolism of fenoxaprop-ethyl is its
deesterification to the herbicidally active fenoxaprop acid. Crop and weed
species are equally capable of carrying out this reaction. In tolerant wheat,
fenoxaprop acid is ...
Bertold Hock, Erich F. Elstner, 2004
10
Peroxidizing Herbicides
Herbicidal activity of the series is considerably influenced by the substituents on
the nitrogen atom at 3- position of benzoxazine ring; in particular, the herbicidally
most active analog, flumioxazin [333: S-53482], has a propargyl group at that ...
Peter Böger, Ko Wakabayashi, 1999
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