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Definition of glyphosate in English: glyphosatenoun ˈɡlʌɪfə(ʊ)seɪtˈɡlīfəˌsāt mass nounA synthetic compound which is a non-selective systemic herbicide, particularly effective against perennial weeds. Alternative name: N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine; chemical formula: C₃H₈NO₅P Example sentencesExamples - Remember that glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide.
- Alternatives to using glyphosate on weeds are: using a line trimmer or brush cutter, hand pulling weeds, steam or hot water treatment.
- If you must use weed killers, try a pre-prepared systemic herbicide containing glyphosate.
- Applying glyphosate to perennial grasses before a killing frost or after plants green up in the spring will cause injury.
- Net returns may be greater than those from conventional herbicide systems due in part to the relative prices of glyphosate and other herbicides.
- Imagine then that some genetic modifier gets the idea that you could suppress the weed in crops with glyphosate if the crops themselves had been engineered to be immune to the weedkiller.
- It is important to distinguish between the active herbicide glyphosate and its commercially available formulations.
- The U.S. and Colombian governments insist the fumigations, which use the herbicide glyphosate, are safe.
- Kill weeds with glyphosate herbicide, pull them by hand, or chop them with a hoe or mattock and rake them up.
- The sprayed chemical is based on the compound glyphosate which can damage the human digestive system, central nervous system, lungs and blood.
- Application of glyphosate to small perennials often controls existing foliage, but regrowth occurs later in the growing crop.
- We are conducting more research to determine if this is due solely to the glyphosate or to the combination of glyphosate and ammonium sulfate.
- The chemical used was the herbicide glyphosate, which when sprayed on crops does untold damage to the environment.
- The extent of adverse long-term health effects from increased consumption of compounds like glyphosate cannot be predicted.
- For some 30 years, however, the herbicide glyphosate has kept morning glories quite effectively out of farm fields.
- A common chemical used to control weeds is glyphosate.
- Because glyphosate is a systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide, its effects in the environment can be far reaching.
- Roundup Ready is designed to provide plant resistance to the herbicide glyphosate.
- Non-selective herbicides such as glyphosate and glufosinate aid in broadening the spectrum of weeds controlled.
- He recommended farmers decrease their reliance on glyphosate and rotate herbicide types to prevent ryegrass developing resistance.
Definition of glyphosate in US English: glyphosatenounˈɡlīfəˌsāt A synthetic compound which is a nonselective systemic herbicide, particularly effective against perennial weeds. Alternative name: N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine; chemical formula: C₃H₈NO₅P Example sentencesExamples - Kill weeds with glyphosate herbicide, pull them by hand, or chop them with a hoe or mattock and rake them up.
- The extent of adverse long-term health effects from increased consumption of compounds like glyphosate cannot be predicted.
- If you must use weed killers, try a pre-prepared systemic herbicide containing glyphosate.
- The U.S. and Colombian governments insist the fumigations, which use the herbicide glyphosate, are safe.
- Application of glyphosate to small perennials often controls existing foliage, but regrowth occurs later in the growing crop.
- Net returns may be greater than those from conventional herbicide systems due in part to the relative prices of glyphosate and other herbicides.
- Applying glyphosate to perennial grasses before a killing frost or after plants green up in the spring will cause injury.
- Because glyphosate is a systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide, its effects in the environment can be far reaching.
- We are conducting more research to determine if this is due solely to the glyphosate or to the combination of glyphosate and ammonium sulfate.
- He recommended farmers decrease their reliance on glyphosate and rotate herbicide types to prevent ryegrass developing resistance.
- It is important to distinguish between the active herbicide glyphosate and its commercially available formulations.
- The chemical used was the herbicide glyphosate, which when sprayed on crops does untold damage to the environment.
- Non-selective herbicides such as glyphosate and glufosinate aid in broadening the spectrum of weeds controlled.
- Alternatives to using glyphosate on weeds are: using a line trimmer or brush cutter, hand pulling weeds, steam or hot water treatment.
- A common chemical used to control weeds is glyphosate.
- For some 30 years, however, the herbicide glyphosate has kept morning glories quite effectively out of farm fields.
- Imagine then that some genetic modifier gets the idea that you could suppress the weed in crops with glyphosate if the crops themselves had been engineered to be immune to the weedkiller.
- Roundup Ready is designed to provide plant resistance to the herbicide glyphosate.
- Remember that glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide.
- The sprayed chemical is based on the compound glyphosate which can damage the human digestive system, central nervous system, lungs and blood.
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