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Evaluation and Application of Clacyfos and HWS

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Environmentally Friendly Alkylphosphonate Herbicides

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The R&D progresses of two alkylphosphonates, namely clacyfos and HWS, are introduced in this chapter. Clacyfos (HW02), had received a temporary registration in ICAMA (Institute for the Control of Agrochemical s Ministry of Agriculture) in 2007 in China. HWS was considered as a candidate herbicide. Both compounds were confirmed to be effective plant PDHc inhibitors, and as herbicide candidate were evaluated by a number of fields’ trials in different regions in China. The toxicology, eco-toxicity, residues, environmental fate and their properties as herbicide are also introduced.

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He, HW., Peng, H., Tan, XS. (2014). Evaluation and Application of Clacyfos and HWS. In: Environmentally Friendly Alkylphosphonate Herbicides. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44431-3_8

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