Definition of fungicide in English:

fungicide

noun ˈfʌn(d)ʒɪsʌɪdˈfʌŋɡɪsʌɪd

A chemical that destroys fungus.
many orchards no longer use fungicides
mass noun cut away any rotten parts before dusting with fungicide
Example sentencesExamples
- With the elimination of the volatile mercurials, most fungicides now approved for use on seed are classified as nonvolatile.
- Chemical gardeners would use fungicides and try and deal with the symptoms but I tend to see it as part of the landscape.
- Agricultural chemicals such as fungicides can be mixed with the seed coatings.
- The fungicide could be a synthetic chemical formulation or it could be a biological control.
- The commonly used fungicides are maneb, mancozeb, daconil and copper-oxychloride.
- Dust them with a powdered fungicide, such as captan, and spread them in a shady spot to dry for a day.
- The chemical group a fungicide belongs to is defined by its mode of action on a fungus.
- The most commonly used pesticides include highly toxic chemicals called fumigants, fungicides and insecticides.
- Common garden seed found in your garden centre is often treated with chemical fungicides and should not be used for sprouting.
- Such resistance reduces the cost of hop production and the amount of fungicides used because the fungus is not able to infest resistant plants.
- Most crop protection chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides have chlorine in them.
- The work should help reduce growers' reliance on fungicides and other farm chemicals.
- Until 1997, cadmium carbonate and cadmium chloride were used as fungicides for golf courses and home lawns.
- Methylamine is used extensively in the manufacture of herbicides and fungicides.
- Older fungicides like wettable sulfur (an organically approved fungicide) are protectants.
- The fungicides nipagin and propionic acid were added to combat mold in the medium.
- Most wine growers panic at the thought of mildew or molds, and chemical fungicides are considered a necessary evil.
- Pesticides can be divided into fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides.
- No synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, growth hormones or chemical treatments of any kind are used.
- Take similar protective measures when spraying insecticides, fungicides, paint and other toxic chemicals.

Derivatives

fungicidal

adjective fʌn(d)ʒɪˈsʌɪd(ə)l

Fungicides have fungicidal activity, that actually kills the fungus, or fungistatic activity, that slows the growth of the fungus to prevent extensive damage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most organic fatty acids are fungicidal and have been used for centuries as antimicrobial agents, originally in the manufacture of soaps.
- Bactericidal and fungicidal activity of ant secretions and of pure formic acid were tested on filter-paper disks placed into each inoculated agar spread-plate.
- Potassium chloride also has shown fungicidal properties in turf, wheat and other crops.
- The fungicidal composition includes a phosphorus-containing compound such as phosphorous acid, a phosphite salt, and a phosphate salt or mixtures thereof.

Definition of fungicide in US English:

fungicide

noun

A chemical that destroys fungus.
many orchards no longer use fungicides
mass noun cut away any rotten parts before dusting with fungicide
Example sentencesExamples
- The commonly used fungicides are maneb, mancozeb, daconil and copper-oxychloride.
- Dust them with a powdered fungicide, such as captan, and spread them in a shady spot to dry for a day.
- The chemical group a fungicide belongs to is defined by its mode of action on a fungus.
- With the elimination of the volatile mercurials, most fungicides now approved for use on seed are classified as nonvolatile.
- Agricultural chemicals such as fungicides can be mixed with the seed coatings.
- Most crop protection chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides have chlorine in them.
- Older fungicides like wettable sulfur (an organically approved fungicide) are protectants.
- Until 1997, cadmium carbonate and cadmium chloride were used as fungicides for golf courses and home lawns.
- The most commonly used pesticides include highly toxic chemicals called fumigants, fungicides and insecticides.
- The work should help reduce growers' reliance on fungicides and other farm chemicals.
- The fungicides nipagin and propionic acid were added to combat mold in the medium.
- Most wine growers panic at the thought of mildew or molds, and chemical fungicides are considered a necessary evil.
- Such resistance reduces the cost of hop production and the amount of fungicides used because the fungus is not able to infest resistant plants.
- Common garden seed found in your garden centre is often treated with chemical fungicides and should not be used for sprouting.
- No synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, growth hormones or chemical treatments of any kind are used.
- Pesticides can be divided into fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides.
- Take similar protective measures when spraying insecticides, fungicides, paint and other toxic chemicals.
- Methylamine is used extensively in the manufacture of herbicides and fungicides.
- The fungicide could be a synthetic chemical formulation or it could be a biological control.
- Chemical gardeners would use fungicides and try and deal with the symptoms but I tend to see it as part of the landscape.

单词	fungicide
释义	Definition of fungicide in English: fungicide noun ˈfʌn(d)ʒɪsʌɪdˈfʌŋɡɪsʌɪd A chemical that destroys fungus. many orchards no longer use fungicides mass noun cut away any rotten parts before dusting with fungicide Example sentencesExamples With the elimination of the volatile mercurials, most fungicides now approved for use on seed are classified as nonvolatile. Chemical gardeners would use fungicides and try and deal with the symptoms but I tend to see it as part of the landscape. Agricultural chemicals such as fungicides can be mixed with the seed coatings. The fungicide could be a synthetic chemical formulation or it could be a biological control. The commonly used fungicides are maneb, mancozeb, daconil and copper-oxychloride. Dust them with a powdered fungicide, such as captan, and spread them in a shady spot to dry for a day. The chemical group a fungicide belongs to is defined by its mode of action on a fungus. The most commonly used pesticides include highly toxic chemicals called fumigants, fungicides and insecticides. Common garden seed found in your garden centre is often treated with chemical fungicides and should not be used for sprouting. Such resistance reduces the cost of hop production and the amount of fungicides used because the fungus is not able to infest resistant plants. Most crop protection chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides have chlorine in them. The work should help reduce growers' reliance on fungicides and other farm chemicals. Until 1997, cadmium carbonate and cadmium chloride were used as fungicides for golf courses and home lawns. Methylamine is used extensively in the manufacture of herbicides and fungicides. Older fungicides like wettable sulfur (an organically approved fungicide) are protectants. The fungicides nipagin and propionic acid were added to combat mold in the medium. Most wine growers panic at the thought of mildew or molds, and chemical fungicides are considered a necessary evil. Pesticides can be divided into fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides. No synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, growth hormones or chemical treatments of any kind are used. Take similar protective measures when spraying insecticides, fungicides, paint and other toxic chemicals. Derivatives fungicidal adjective fʌn(d)ʒɪˈsʌɪd(ə)l Fungicides have fungicidal activity, that actually kills the fungus, or fungistatic activity, that slows the growth of the fungus to prevent extensive damage. Example sentencesExamples Most organic fatty acids are fungicidal and have been used for centuries as antimicrobial agents, originally in the manufacture of soaps. Bactericidal and fungicidal activity of ant secretions and of pure formic acid were tested on filter-paper disks placed into each inoculated agar spread-plate. Potassium chloride also has shown fungicidal properties in turf, wheat and other crops. The fungicidal composition includes a phosphorus-containing compound such as phosphorous acid, a phosphite salt, and a phosphate salt or mixtures thereof. Definition of fungicide in US English: fungicide noun A chemical that destroys fungus. many orchards no longer use fungicides mass noun cut away any rotten parts before dusting with fungicide Example sentencesExamples The commonly used fungicides are maneb, mancozeb, daconil and copper-oxychloride. Dust them with a powdered fungicide, such as captan, and spread them in a shady spot to dry for a day. The chemical group a fungicide belongs to is defined by its mode of action on a fungus. With the elimination of the volatile mercurials, most fungicides now approved for use on seed are classified as nonvolatile. Agricultural chemicals such as fungicides can be mixed with the seed coatings. Most crop protection chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides have chlorine in them. Older fungicides like wettable sulfur (an organically approved fungicide) are protectants. Until 1997, cadmium carbonate and cadmium chloride were used as fungicides for golf courses and home lawns. The most commonly used pesticides include highly toxic chemicals called fumigants, fungicides and insecticides. The work should help reduce growers' reliance on fungicides and other farm chemicals. The fungicides nipagin and propionic acid were added to combat mold in the medium. Most wine growers panic at the thought of mildew or molds, and chemical fungicides are considered a necessary evil. Such resistance reduces the cost of hop production and the amount of fungicides used because the fungus is not able to infest resistant plants. Common garden seed found in your garden centre is often treated with chemical fungicides and should not be used for sprouting. No synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, growth hormones or chemical treatments of any kind are used. Pesticides can be divided into fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides. Take similar protective measures when spraying insecticides, fungicides, paint and other toxic chemicals. Methylamine is used extensively in the manufacture of herbicides and fungicides. The fungicide could be a synthetic chemical formulation or it could be a biological control. Chemical gardeners would use fungicides and try and deal with the symptoms but I tend to see it as part of the landscape.
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