- A
piscicide is a
chemical substance which is
poisonous to fish. The
primary use for
piscicides is to
eliminate a
dominant species of fish in a body of...
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chemical compounds known as rotenoids.
Rotenone is
approved for use as a
piscicide to
remove alien fish species, see Uses. It has also been used as a broad-spectrum...
- TFM (3-trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophenol) is a
common piscicide, i.e., a fish
poison used to
combat parasitic and
invasive species of fish. The substance...
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imported very
early in the 18th
century and
cultivated for its
medicinal and
piscicide properties. By 1818, it had
begun spreading so much that Amos
Eaton thought...
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Pheromones Biochemicals used to
disrupt the
mating behavior of
insects Piscicide Kills fish
Plant growth regulators Alter the
expected growth, flowering...
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Central America and
South America. This
plant is used by the
Choco as a
piscicide. "Phyllanthus a****inatus Vahl".
Plants of the
World Online. Retrieved...
- for
killing lamprey larvae, as a molluscide, and as a general-purpose
piscicide in aquaculture.
Niclosamide has a
short half-life in
water in
field conditions;...
- A. S.; Dama L. B.,
Pawar (2012). "Cestrum
nocturnum (l) a
prospective piscicide for
control of
predatory fish
channa punctatus (bloch.)".
Trends in Fisheries...
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originally extracted from this
South American plant. It is used as a
piscicide. The
Catalogue of Life
lists these varieties: R. s. var.
bicolor R. s...
- It was
primarily used as an insecticide, as well as a
rodenticide and
piscicide. It is a colourless,
odorless solid,
although commercial samples are often...
