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10 Classification and chemistry of herbicides. 1968. Pages 164-193. Chapter 10. In: Charles E Palm (editor). Weed Control, Principles of plant and animal pest control. Volume 2. National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington DC, 471 pages.

Keywords: inorganic herbicides, organic herbicides, petroleum oils, organic arsenical herbicides, phenoxaliphatic acids, substituted amides, halo acetamide, CDAA, dimethyl diphenylacetamide, diphenamid, dichloropropionanilide, propanil, naphthylphthalamic acid, NPA, dichlorocyclopropanecaerboxanilide, cypromid, nitroanilines, trifluralin, ureas, diuron, trisubstituted ureas, disubstituted urea, chemistry and metabolism of ureas, carbamates, CIPC, aryl carbamates, IPC, thiocarbamates, nitrogen heterocyclics, symmetrical triazines, triazine nucleus, triazole, amitrole, substituted pyridazinones, pyrazon, substituted pyridines, picloram, substituted uracils, bromacil, substituted aliphatic acids, TCA, dalapon, arylaliphatic acids, 2,3,6 TBA, Fenac, tetrachloroterephthalic acid, DCPA, trichlorobenzylchloride, CDAA, trichlorphenylacetic acid, phenol derivatives, pentachlorophenol, pentachlorophenol, nitrophenols, substituted nitriles, dichlobenil, bipyridyliums, diquat, paraquat, saturated aliphatics, unsaturated aliphatics, endothall, bensulide,