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  • noun A carbamate insecticide with high toxicity to humans.

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Examples

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    unknown title 2009

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    Kansas City Star: Front Page 2009

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    unknown title 2009

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    news | TL | http://www.tuscaloosanews.com 2009

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    News from www.muscatinejournal.com 2009

  • The unit contained methomyl, which is used to produce the pesticide Larvin.

    Philly.com - Latest Videos 2009

  • To contain the existing problem military personnel thoroughly sprayed the decaying animals with the insecticides methyl carbamate and "Baygon" (a propxur produced by Bayer, the aspirin makers); "Sevin" (a carbaryl produced by Aventis, a French company and smallpox vaccine maker that donated close to $2 million to the Bush camp in 2000); and "Lannate" (a methomyl produced by the chemical making machine DuPont).

    R. B. Stuart: Honoring Our Nations Veterans as Cancer Stricken Soldiers Go Ignored R. B. Stuart 2010

  • To contain the existing problem military personnel thoroughly sprayed the decaying animals with the insecticides methyl carbamate and "Baygon" (a propxur produced by Bayer, the aspirin makers); "Sevin" (a carbaryl produced by Aventis, a French company and smallpox vaccine maker that donated close to $2 million to the Bush camp in 2000); and "Lannate" (a methomyl produced by the chemical making machine DuPont).

    R. B. Stuart: Honoring Our Nations Veterans as Cancer Stricken Soldiers Go Ignored R. B. Stuart 2010

  • Chemical control includes the use of methomyl, carbaryl, diazinon, malathion and dimethoate, but avoidance of indiscriminate spraying is important as a measure of natural biological control frequently operates, and it is important not to eliminate the beneficial organisms: emphasis should be given to integrated control.

    Chapter 32 1987

  • Control of pests is normally by chemicals, eg carbofuran or aldicarb in the furrows before planting for soil pests, and foliar sprays of methomyl or carbaryl for insects attacking foliage; pirimicarb is used against aphids.

    Chapter 25 1987

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