bac·te·ri·o·cide (b k-tîr  - -s d )n. Variant of bactericide. |
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ZnP is a strong bacteriocide (usually used in liquid form for plastisols), while IBPC is a strong fungicide. The Company will use the proceeds of the financing to increase production capacity for the AgriPhage (a natural bacteriocide used by commercial vegetable growers) product line, to expand development in the Food & Water Safety, Industrial and Dietary Supplement markets, and to extend sales into Mexico and Canada. Byotrol's products offer a number of benefits over conventional bacteriocides because they can deal effectively with drug resistant strains, continue to be effective for up to 7 days after application, are virtually harmless to humans and animals and are formulated from substances which have a very low environmental impact. |
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