böcek öldürücü, insektisit

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Definition of böcek öldürücü, insektisit in Turkish English dictionary

(Tekstil) insecticide

An agent or preparation for destroying insects; an insect powder

A chemical that kills insects

Any chemical used to destroy insects and other small invertebrates

a substance used to kill an insect

A class of pesticides used to kill undesirable insects

{i} substance that destroys insects

any compound designed to kill insects

A pesticide used to kill insect life

a chemical used to kill insects

A pesticide used to kill, deter, or control insects

Any chemical substance which kills insects

any chemical used to control undesirable insects Top

A pesticide compound specifically used to kill or prevent the growth of insects

Substance that kills insects

A chemical used to kill or control certain populations of insect pests In agriculture, insecticides are used to control insect pests that feed on crops or carry plant disease

This descriptor is applied to any chemical used to kill insects See pesticide

A chemical specifically used to kill or prevent the growth of insects

Repels insects

Insecticide is a chemical substance that is used to kill insects. Spray the plants with insecticide. a chemical substance used for killing insects pesticide. Any of a large group of substances used to kill insects. Such substances are mainly used to control pests that infest cultivated plants and crops or to eliminate disease-carrying insects in specific areas. Inorganic insecticides include arsenic, lead, and copper compounds. Some organic insecticides are natural, such as rotenone, pyrethrins, and nicotine (see toxin). Others are synthetic, such as chlorinated hydrocarbons (e.g., DDT, dieldrin, lindane); carbamates, related to urea (e.g., carbaryl, carbofuran); and parathions, organic phosphorus esters. Insect hormones may be included as a class. Insecticides may affect the nervous system, inhibit essential enzymes, or prevent larvae from maturing (e.g., juvenile hormone). Some are stomach poisons, some inhalation poisons, and others contact poisons. Agents such as inert oils act mechanically, simply blocking the breathing pores. Insecticides vary widely not only in effectiveness against target insects (which may develop resistance) but also in toxicity to nontarget species (including humans) and environmental effects; many of the worst (e.g., DDT) have been banned or their use curtailed

Product used to control insects

Hyphenation

bö·cek öl·dü·rü·cü, in·sek·ti·sit