Words and phrases that have a meaning related to rotenone: (154 results)
Often used in the same context:
diquat, aluminum sulfate, copper sulfate, chloramine, carbaryl, herbicide, hydrilla, malathion, milfoil, antimycin, lamprey, larvacide, toxicant, spartina, salvinia, phragmites, pesticide, insecticide, larvicide, toxaphene, fumigants, grass carp, orthophosphate, pyrethrin, gallic acid, simazine, carbon tetrachloride, toxin, biocide, dispersant, potassium permanganate, lindane, flocculation, knotweed, atrazine, carp, pondweed, chlordane, bullhead, methylene blue, daphnia, zebra mussel, diuron, saxitoxin, prussic acid, chlorpyrifos, chloropicrin, arundo, tetrodotoxin, stonefly, burbot, metaldehyde, gambusia, nematodes, dieldrin, chloride, squawfish, phosphorus, tadpoles, bacterial toxin, chlorobenzene, waterweed, coagulant, trout, ivermectin, tamarisk, forebay, juglone, kokanee, eelgrass, calcium nitrate, calcium hydroxide, rainbow trout, northern pike, attractant, chlorinating, fungicide, chubs, sodium hypochlorite, mosquitofish, sea lamprey, brine, endrin, saltwater, brown bullhead, hoary alyssum, lake trout, poison hemlock, arsenic trioxide, sediment, chlorine, rodenticide, splake, loosestrife, bile acid, pollutants, proteolytic enzyme, coho salmon, mussels, phosphine, zinc sulfate, neurotoxin, lactose, acetate, alanine, alkaloid, antimony, antitoxin, arsenic, biotin, bismuth, bromine, camphor, carotene, catalase, chlorophyll, cocaine, ddt, estrone, fructose, glycerol, heparin, sulfur, inorganic, meteoritic, oxidizable, powdered, radioactive, sublimed, wettable, adhering, aerosolized, agglomerated, arsenical, bioavailable, biogenic, bivalent, blinding, blossom, blown, cedar, chemisorbed
Appears in the definition of:
catgut, cube, derris, derris elliptica, derris root, goat's rue, pachyrhizus erosus, tephrosia virginiana, tuba root, wild sweet pea, yam bean
More general:
Also try:insect powder
— Adjectives for rotenone: pure, crystalline, 14c, crude, little, natural, active, much, interesting, oent
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