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The 16 pages that link to Herbicide, each with the reason it gives.

• PesticideBroader topic: Herbicides target weeds and other plants competing with crops.

• InsecticideCompared with: Herbicides target plants, distinguishing them from insecticides aimed at insects.

• FungicideCompared with: Herbicides target plants, whereas fungicides target fungi.

• ChlorateRelated: Sodium chlorate was used as a nonselective herbicide, though its oxidizing hazards limit use.

• GlyphosateNarrower topic: Glyphosate is one widely used herbicide, distinguished by its broad-spectrum activity.

• Sodium chlorateNarrower topic: Sodium chlorate was used as a nonselective herbicide, though safety concerns restrict use.

• AcroleinRelated: Acrolein has been applied as an aquatic herbicide, though its toxicity constrains use.

• Weed controlRelated: Herbicides suppress weeds through chemical action rather than physical removal.

• Agent OrangeNarrower topic: Agent Orange belongs to the broader class of chemicals designed to control vegetation.

• Grass carpCompared with: Herbicides control aquatic vegetation chemically rather than through fish feeding.

• Calcium cyanamideRelated: Calcium cyanamide can suppress weeds during soil treatment before planting.

• Chloroacetic acidNarrower topic: Chloroacetic acid is a precursor to some herbicide ingredients, including phenoxyacetic-acid derivatives.

• DefoliantCompared with: Many herbicides kill plants, whereas defoliants primarily induce leaf loss.

• AgrochemicalBroader topic: Herbicides are a major pesticide class used to manage weeds in fields.

• Centaurea cyanusRelated: Herbicide use has contributed to the loss of cornflowers from cultivated fields.

• Reynoutria japonicaRelated: Systemic herbicides can move into knotweed rhizomes, but treatment often requires repeated applications.