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Metolachlor is frequently the subject of research in the field of agricultural chemistry due to its use as a herbicide. Studies focus on the mechanisms of action of Metolachlor at the molecular level, particularly how it inhibits protein synthesis in germinating weed seeds, thereby preventing their growth. Research also explores the environmental fate of Metolachlor, including its persistence in soil and water, its degradation products, and the factors influencing its degradation. Additionally, the impact of Metolachlor on non-target organisms is a significant area of investigation, aiming to understand its ecological effects. There is also considerable interest in developing methods to detect and quantify Metolachlor residues in environmental samples to monitor and mitigate its presence in agricultural settings.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Metolachlor, 100 mg | sc-250406 | 100 mg | $53.00 |