aldicarb
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al·di·carb
(ăl'dĭ-kärb') 
n.
A crystalline compound, C7H14N2O2S, used in agriculture as a pesticide on crops such as cotton, potatoes, and sugar beets.
n.
A crystalline compound, C7H14N2O2S, used in agriculture as a pesticide on crops such as cotton, potatoes, and sugar beets.
[(PROPION)ALD(EHYDE) + (methyl)carb(amoyloxime), one of its constituents.]
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