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picloram
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picloram
a picolinic acid derivative used as a herbicide; causes weakness, anorexia and depression in poisoned animals.
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EPA Consumer Fact Sheet) Picloram: Common Trade names: Agent White, Tordon General Uses: Control annual weeds Amount Used Annually: 300,000 pounds estimated in 1982 Short Term health Effects: weight loss, damage to the nervous system Long Term Health Effects: liver damage Ground Water Implications: It may leach to ground water.
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The group was told to use the chemical Tordon 22 weedkiller at a meeting with officers from Kirklees Leisure Services and Kirklees Environmental Unit.
Winning battle of the weeds by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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