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Trade or generic names
Aatrex, Aktikon, Alazine, Atred, Atranex, Atrataf, Atratol,
Azinotox, Crisazina, Farmco Atrazine, G-30027, Gesaprim,
Giffex 4L, Malermais, Primatol, Simazat, and Zeapos, Scotts Pathclear,
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Crops / products generally treated with this product
Used as a selective herbicide on Corn. Sorghum, Range
or grassland, Sugar Cane, Orchards, Pineapple and Turf.
Conifer re-forestation, Xmas Tree Plantations
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Used to control
Selective
triazine - herbicide used to control broadleaf and grassy
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Known risks associated with high exposure
Effectively nontoxic to birds.
Readily absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract.
Slightly toxic to fish and other aquatic life, though
low bioaccumulation.
It can be absorbed orally, dermally, and by inhalation.
slightly to moderately toxic to humans and other animals.
Symptoms of poisoning include stomach pain, diarrhea
and vomiting, eye irritation, irritation of mucous membranes,
and skin reactions
Potential for groundwater contamination
Risk to Amphibians - click
for report on bbc website
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Other information
other
risks |
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available as dry flowable, flowable liquid, liquid,
water dispersible granular, and wettable powder formulations.
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