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nematocide

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nematocide /nem·a·to·cide/ (nem´ah-to-sīd″)
1. destroying nematodes.
2. an agent that so acts.

nem·a·to·cide (nm-t-sd, n-mt-) or nem·a·ti·cide
n.
A substance or preparation used to kill nematodes.

nema·to·cidal (-sdl) adj.

nematocide [nem´ah-to-sīd″]
1. destroying nematodes.
2. an agent that destroys nematodes.

nematocide
1. destroying nematodes.
2. an agent that destroys nematodes, including phenothiazine, piperazine, benzimidazole, the imidazothiazoles, the tetrahydropyrimidines, organophosphorus compounds and a wide variety of miscellaneous compounds, including the avermectins.


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