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sulfur vulcanization of rubber, and
other industrial applications.
Known as
ziram in agriculture, it was
introduced in the
United States in 1960 as a broad-spectrum...
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human health, such as vinclozolin,
which has now been
removed from use.
Ziram is also a
fungicide that is
toxic to
humans with long-term exposure, and...
- ►". The
Times of India.
Retrieved 3
January 2019. "SIT will
investigate ziram attack under Vivekanand Sinha". News 18 Hindi.
Retrieved 3
January 2019...
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aclonifen aminocyclopyrachlor Bentazon bromoxynil clomazone DCBN
dinoseb indaziflam juglone methazole metam sodium metamitron metribuzin pyribenzoxim Ziram...
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Beryllium Bromethalin Chloroform Cyanamide Safrole Toluene Xylene Ziram Some of the
above examples are
subject to
exceptions dependant on the specific...
- as
pests because of
their habit of
damaging fruit crops.
Methiocarb and
ziram have been used to
protect cultivated Dendrobium orchids in
Hawaii from damage...
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valifenalate vangard vinclozolin voriconazole zarilamid zinc
naphthenate zineb ziram zoxamide Biopesticide Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and
Rodenticide Act...
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insufficient to
manage the pathogen.
Fungicide is preferred;
chlorothalonil and
ziram are favored, and
copper is an
organic option.
Fungicide application requires...
- as
agricultural fungicides;
these include Zineb, Metiram,
Propineb and
Ziram. Zinc
naphthenate is used as wood preservative. Zinc in the form of ZDDP...
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products (the
University of
California considers these organic treatments),
ziram, chlorothalonil, and dodine. The
fruit is
susceptible to
brown rot or a...
