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How can you use defoliant in a sentence?
The defoliant that he bought greatly assisted in the removal of unwanted leaves.
What is another word for pesicide?
defoliant.
Agent orange is?
a defoliant and herbicide
Words that have the root foli?
Some words with the root "foli-" include foliage (plant leaves), defoliate (to remove leaves), folio (a sheet of paper).
What is a defoliant?
A defoliant is a plant-removing or plant-killing agent. Plants can, in general, be called foliage. "De-planting" is removing plants, physically or by killing them. Correction - Foliage= Leaves. Defoliants cause the leaves to die and drop, which starves the plant. Agent orange was a defoliant as was arsenic for cotton plants.
What was the popular name given the to the harmful defoliant used by US forces?
DEF was a popular cotton defoliant used in the 1970's. Also known as dinitro. Also known as Agent Orange.
Which chemical product was used to destroy the jungles of Vietnam?
The defoliant Agent Orange .
What was the name of the defoliant that American planes dropped on the vietnamese jungles?
Agent Orange
How is cotton fibre obtained from the plant?
Cotton fiber is obtained from the plant by application of a chemical defoliant.
Toxic chemicals used to destroy jungle in vietnam?
The defoliant Agent Orange .
What is agent orange?
Agent orange was a herbicide and defoliant. Agent Orange was used from 1961 to 1971. They released dioxins which have caused health problems for those exposed during the Vietnam War. it was used to kill the thick vegetation in Vietnam so that the Air forces in the sky could see the enemy on the ground.a defoliant that kills leavesThe question should read, What is Agent Orange?... It was a defoliant used in Vietnam to elimate any kind and all kind of plants.
Is the color orange related to Vietnam in any way?
Agent Orange and Super Orange were the nicknames given to a herbicide and defoliant used by USA in the Vietnam War.
