n.
An organic acid, C3H4Cl2O2, used as a herbicide that selectively kills grasses and other monocotyledons.
[Probably D(I)-1 + AL(PH)A + P(ROPI)ON(IC ACID).]
dalapon
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dal·a·pon (dăl'ə-pŏn') 
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n.
An organic acid, C3H4Cl2O2, used as a herbicide that selectively kills grasses and other monocotyledons.
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A chlorinated acid used as a herbicide; experimentally high doses cause abortions and weak lambs; nontoxic at normal concentrations.
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