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Polycaprolactone planting containers

Polycaprolactones (see also Section 25.11), although available since 1969, have only recently been marketed for biodegradable purposes. Applications include degradable film, tree planting containers and slow-release matrices for pharmaceuticals, pesticides, herbieides and fertilisers. Its rate of biodegradability is said to be less than that of the polylactides. [Pg.883]

The agriculture industry is the largest user of degradable plastics. Here degradable urea-formaldehyde polymers are used in slow-release fertilizer applications whilst polycaprolactone is becoming increasingly used for degradable plant containers. [Pg.49]


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