trifluralin

Similar observations have been reported for the herbicides trifluralin and atrazine.

Among the more unusual behaviors of trifluralin is inactivation in wet soils.

Another, trifluralin, used in peppermint and spearmint oil, raises the cancer risk by about one in a billion.

Products containing oryzalin, benefin, or trifluralin will provide partial control of germinating seeds.

An important agrichemcial is Trifluralin.

These pesticides are composed of harmful toxins like cyanide, propargite, dicofol, trifluralin and naled which are carcinogenic in nature.

It mixes well with other herbicides, and is found in mixed formulations with atrazine, glyphosate, trifluralin, and imazaquin.

Like the herbicides trifluralin and alachlor, atrazine is susceptible to rapid transformation in the presence of reduced iron-bearing soil clays, such as ferruginous smectites.

Other pesticides persisting in cotton fields in the United States include Trifluralin, Toxaphene and DDT.

Shortly afterwards, when the crop was at the two-leaf stage, a tank-mix of Hytane (isoproturon) and Trifluralin (trifluralin) was applied.

Carcinogen Identified At least one pesticide compound, alachlor, has been identified in Federal studies as a probable carcinogen, and two others, metolachlor and trifluralin, are described in those studies as possible carcinogens.

The spreader, Dane Lindemeir, remembers objecting to the spreading of what he was told was a mix of fertilizer, atrazine, and trifluralin, because it didn't look healthy and it didn't make sense to apply both atrazine, which kills beans, and trifluralin, which kills corn, together (28).