dichlorprop

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dichlorprop [dī′klȯr‚präp]

(organic chemistry)

C₉H₈Cl₂O₃A colorless, crystalline solid with a melting point of 117-118°C; used as a herbicide and fumigant for brush control on rangeland and rights-of-way. Abbreviated 2,4-DP.

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2,4-DP

of (a) percent paired Herbicide (ng/L; n = reduction (range, %) samples 163) 2,4-D 123 39 0-84 28 MCPA 57 45 0-93 26 Clopyralid 28 14 0-88 27 Dichlorprop 16 29 0-55 19 Dicamba 6.

Pesticides in surface drinking-water supplies of the northern Great ... by Donald, David B.; Cessna, Allan J.; Sverko, Ed; Glozier, Nancy E. / Environmental Health Perspectives

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