herbicides

English - Turkish

Definition of herbicides in English Turkish dictionary: ot öldürücüler
herbicide: bitkileri yok eden madde
herbicide: (Askeri) BİTKİ ÖLDÜRÜCÜ: Çiçeklere zarar veren veya öldüren kimyasal birleşim. Bak. "anticrop agent; antiplant agent"
herbicide: yabancı ot öldürücü
herbicide: (Gıda) zararlı ot öldürücü
herbicide: herbisid (bitki öldürücü kimyasal madde/ilâç)
herbicide: bitkileri öIdüren ilâ
herbicide: (isim) bitkileri yok eden madde
herbicide: (Kimya) ot öldürücü
herbicide: herbisit
herbicide: (Biyokimya) bitki öldüren
herbicide: bitki öldürücü

English - English

Definition of herbicides in English English dictionary: Chemicals used to kill vegetation such as brush, weeds and competing or undesirable trees; A chemical that kills plants; Toxic chemicals that are used to kill unwanted plants and weeds; Substances which control weeds (growing in crops); Chemicals which kill plants or inhibit the growth of certain unwanted or unnecessary plants
herbicide: A substance used to kill plants
herbicide: The descriptor applied to a chemical used to kill plants See pesticide
herbicide: A pesticide specifically designed to kill unwanted plants
herbicide: A chemical substance used to destroy or inhibit the growth of plants At the HBEF an experiment was conducted in Watershed 2 where all the trees were cut down and herbicides were applied for three years to prevent the regrowth of any vegetation
herbicide: chemical substance used for killing plants
herbicide: a substance used to kill plants, especially weeds
herbicide: Any substance that is toxic to plants; usually used to kill specific unwanted plants
herbicide: A chemical compound used to kill or control plant growth or algae Simazine is a common pool herbicide
herbicide: A chemical used to control, suppress, or kill plants, or to severely interrupt their normal growth processes
herbicide: a chemical agent that destroys plants or inhibits their growth
herbicide: chemical substances or living organisms (called bioherbicides) used to kill or control vegetation such as brush, weeds, and competing or undesirable trees (2)
herbicide: Weed killer (a compound that is used to kill plants that are pests)
herbicide: Substance that kills or inhibits the growth of plants
herbicide: A chemical pesticide designed to control or destroy plants, weeds, or grasses
herbicide: A chemical substance used to prevent, inhibit, or destroy non woody plant growth If its effectiveness is restricted to a specific plant or type of plant, it is known as a selective herbicide If its effectiveness covers a broad range of plants, it is considered to be non-selective or broad spectrum A herbicide is one type of pesticide In common usage, however, often used interchangeably with the words phytocide (plant killer) and silvicide (tree killer)
herbicide: Any approved chemical or others preparation used to control unwanted vegetation Also called pesticide, phytocide, silvacide Opponents of herbicide usage will commonly use loose terms like poisons or chemicals
herbicide: Any chemical substance that is toxic to plants; usually used to kill specific unwanted plants, especially weeds
herbicide: A chemical that kills plants
herbicide: – a pesticide used to kill plants and control vegetation
herbicide: A chemical substance that controls or destroys plants, weeds, or grasses About half the pesticides sold each year in the United States are herbicides
herbicide: {i} substance that kills weeds
herbicide: Any pesticide used to destroy or inhibit plant growth; a weed killer
herbicide: a compound used to kill plants
herbicide: Chemicals used to kill undesirable vegetation
herbicide: A herbicide is a chemical that is used to destroy plants, especially weeds. a substance used to kill unwanted plants. Agent, usually chemical, for killing or inhibiting the growth of unwanted plants (weeds). Modern weed killers are put in two categories, selective (affecting specific plant species) and nonselective (affecting plants generally). These in turn are classified as foliage-applied and soil herbicides. Contact herbicides (e.g., sulfuric acid, diquat, paraquat) kill only the plant organs with which they are in contact. Translocated herbicides (e.g., amitrole, picloram, 2,4-D) are effective against roots or other organs, to which they are transported from aboveground treated surfaces (soil). See also defoliant
herbicide: A chemical substance designed to kill or inhibit the growth of plants, especially weeds
herbicide: A chemical used to kill unwanted vegetation
herbicide: A substance used to kill plants, especially weeds Herbicides include both man-made and natural chemicals