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DEFINITION
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This insecticide is sprayed on the leaves of crops such as cotton and grains. It is also used to control rodents such as mice and voles. Animals can metabolize endrin, so it does not accumulate in their fatty tissue to the extent that structurally similar chemicals do. It has a long half-life, however, persisting in the soil for up to 12 years. In addition, endrin is highly toxic to fish
(en)Created: 4/3/24
BROADER CONCEPT
- agrochemicals (en)
INCLUDED IN
IS USED AS
- avicides (en)
- inseticida (pt-BR)
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URI
http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_31353
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