2, 4-D's Weed-Killing Role
2, 4-D's Weed-Killing Role
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1946-04-01
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Bakke, A.
Sylwester, E.
Lantz, H.
Sylwester, E.
Lantz, H.
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Abstract
Science has come up with a new weed-killing chemical. It looks very promising for some purposes. It’s commonly called 2,4-D (in technical terms its real name is 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid).