Fungicides Kill Fungi

As decomposers, fungi play an important role in soil formation, but they can also harm crops. Most of the harm they cause occurs during a plant s early growth stages. Fungi can also spoil stored food and are particularly devastating to the world s fruit harvest. 

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Herbicides kill weeds Insecticides kill insects Fungicides kill fungi Bactericides kill bacteria Nematocides kill nematodes... 

Fungicide Kill fungi, blights, mildews, molds, fungal diseases, and rusts... 

Pesticides DDT Chlorine has been used in making pesticides. A pesticide is a chemical used to kill pests. Pesticides have special names depending on the kind of pests they are designed to kill. Insecticides kill insects, rodenticides kill rodents (rats and mice), fungicides kill fungi, and nema-ricides kill worms. 

Fungicides kill fungi, including blights, molds, mildews, and rusts. 

Extra-pyramidal side effects - abnormalities of movement due antipsychotic side effect First pass metabolism - metabolism on first passage through the liver Fungicidal - kills fungi Fungistatic - inhibits fungal growth... 

Pesticides are chemicals that kill pests, and are categorized by the types of pests they kill. For example, insecticides kill insects, herbicides kill weeds, bactericides kill bacteria, fungicides kill fungi, and algicides kill algae. 

Rodenticide kills rodents Miticide kills mites Avicide kills birds Piscicide controls fish Fungicide, kills fungi Slimicide controls slime Algicide kills algae... 

It is used in dry cell (batteries), in fungicides (to kill fungi and molds), for roofing, and in wrapping wires for protection. 

Pesticide Any substance or agent employed to destroy a pest organism. Common pesticides include insecticides (to kill insects), herbicides (to kill weeds), fungicides to kill (fungi), and nematicides (to kill nematodes). 

Pesticides Chemicals used to kill pests Insecticides Pesticides that kill insects Herbicides Pesticides that kill weeds Fungicides Pesticides that kill fungi... 

The product of the first reaction listed is phosgene (COCI2), also known as carbonyl chloride, a poisonous gas that was used in World War I as a chemical weapon. Phosgene is now an important industrial chemical used in the production of polycarbonates. The product of the second reaction, carbonyl sulfide (COS), is a fungicide (a substance that kills fungi). 

Bactericide, fungicide, virucide,proto acide, andalgicide are chemical agents that kill either bacteria, fungi (including yeasts), vimses, protozoa, or algae. They may... 

Pesticides include many types of chemicals that are spread around in the environment to kill some specific sort of pest, usually insects (insecticides), weeds (herbicides), or fungi (fungicides).2 The total worldwide use of pesticides is now about a million tonnes per year. Historically, insecticides have gone through several generations, which we will categorize as follows ... 

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