Manufacturers Formulation: A list of substances or component parts as described by the maker of a coating, pesticide, or other product containing chemicals or other substances.
Formulation: the combination of active and inactive (inert) ingredients which make up a pesticide.
Fumigant: gaseous material used to destroy insects, pathogens, or other pests in soil or grain bins.
Fungicide: substance that kills fungi.
Formulation: The substances comprising all active and inert ingredients in a pesticide.
Fossil Fuel: Fuel derived from ancient organic remains; e.g., peat, coal, crude oil, and natural gas.
Formulation used by farmers containing strains of beneficial bacteria that break down organic waste build up, converting them into liquid slurry that can easily be pumped up and collected.
Formulation: Method and process of selecting the components of a mixture and the product of such a process. For drugs the term usually describes the way the final drug is prepared.
Dry formulation that must be mixed with water or other liquid before it is applied.
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A pesticide formulation for field or other end use. The label has instructions for use or application to control pests or regulate plant growth. The term excludes products used to formulate other pesticide products.
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manufacturers formulation See formulation.
marginal utility The extra units of economic output gained from an extra unit of input (marginal cost).
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Margin of Exposure (MOE)
Margin of Safety
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Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
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Optimal diet model Mathematical formulation of prey selection that would, in theory, provide the best energy returns to the consumer: used as a yardstick to assess actual performance.
Last, but far from least, are items crafted from various combinations of the aforementioned plastics or from unique plastic formulations not commonly used.
Institution responsible for fisheries management, including the formulation of the rules that govern fishing activities.
The formulation varies for different targets but in general it involves the product of target conductivity, magnetic permeability, frequency of the transmitter and a cross-sectional dimension of the target. Dimensionless.
A gas with a high vapour pressure used to force formulations out of aerosol spray cans. Among the gases used are butanes, propanes and dinitrogen oxide.
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A hard, brittle, grayish heavy metal used in tanning, in paint formulation, and in plating metal for corrosion protection.
A list of the ingredients in a new pesticide or chemical formulation. The list is submitted at the time for application for registration or change in formulation.
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Confidential Statement of Formula (CSF): A list of the ingredients in a new pesticide or chemical formulation. The list is submitted at the time for application for registration or change in formulation.
Detailed targets run over a period of 1 to 3 years and their formulation is based on the overriding objectives.Detailed targets at the corporate level should be measurable and of a fixed term.
Growth regulators can also be useful tools, and commercial formulations are available to slow stem elongation, promote rooting, and to promote flowering (among other things).
antiresistant
Substance used as an additive to a pesticide formulation in order to reduce the resistance of insects to the pesticide, e.g., an antimetabolite that inhibits metabolic inactivation of the pesticide.
Propellant: A gas with a high vapor pressure used to force formulations out of aerosol spray cans. Among the gases used are butanes, propanes and nitrogen.
As the Protocol stands now, developing country commitments are restricted to voluntary participation in CDM and the undertaking of general obligations such as the formulation of national programs and political as well as scientific cooperation among ...
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