Chemistry, asked by swarnaabi8965, 1 year ago

What's the difference between glyphosphate and glyphosate?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

Glyphosate" is the chemical name for the active ingredient in Roundup. It is now "politically correct" to say "glyphosate" when referring to Roundup or generic equivalents. Seventeen different versions of glyphosatewere applied to Roundup Ready soybeans when weeds were approximately 2" tall.

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 7 months ago

I can him without qualifications. * a. recomended b.command c.praise d.suggest ...

Science, 7 months ago

tell only 4 one .....

Hindi, 7 months ago

चिल्ला जाड़ा कब आता है...

Math, 1 year ago

Factorise: 7x²-24x+9...

Math, 1 year ago

what is the HCF of 4,8 and 12...

English, 1 year ago

imagine you are lucia .you have been told by the nurse in the hospital that you have compeletly recovered from your illness and you can go home tommorrow.you are happy and thankful to your brothers .write a diary entry in about 150 words expressing your grattitude to your brothers and mentioning your future plans also mention the value and feeling of love towards your brothers...

English, 1 year ago

Q.2 Read the following passage carefully and answers the questions that follow: Most of the southern and western States, and even the normally surplus States in the north-east, are now going through a major power crisis. Power generation has suffered because of poor hydel storage, thanks to a truant monsoon. Compounding the problem, States that usually come to the help of large consumers in such...

Science, 1 year ago

why there is need to conserve our environment...