linuron
- noun
- /lɪˈnjʊrɒn/
- Specialized
- Farmers often apply linuron to their fields to keep weeds under control without harming the main crops.
Examples
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The effectiveness of linuron makes it a popular choice among vegetable growers.
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Environmental regulations limit the use of linuron due to potential risks to water quality.
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Farmers often use linuron to protect their crops.
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The linuron application was successful this season.
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Farmers often apply linuron to their fields to keep weeds under control without harming the main crops.
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Environmental regulations limit the use of linuron due to potential risks to water quality.
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The effectiveness of linuron makes it a popular choice among vegetable growers.
Synonyms
A chemical that kills unwanted plants like weeds
A substance that kills unwanted plants in gardens or on lawns
Surface Forms
Etymology
Linuron is a chemical name: the ending -uron comes from urea, so it marks a group of 'urea-type' herbicides. So linuron is a man-made chemical used to control weeds in crops without damaging the vegetables.