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nematocides

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nematocides
[nəmat′əsīdz]
Etymology: Gk, nema, thread, eidos, form; L, caedere, to kill
chemical pesticides that are used to kill nematode worms.


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Some pesticides, herbicides, and nematocides are documented to have endocrine-disrupting effects (9).
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They include eight herbicides, eight fungicides, 17 insecticides, two nematocides, and a miscellaneous category that includes metals, toxic industrial by-products, and commercial chemicals, such as styrenes.
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They were categorized as fertilizers, fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, nematocides and rodenticides.
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