Meaning Phytotoxic
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Poisonous to plants. Sensitive plants react to pollutant chemicals by suppression of plant growth or reduced productivity.
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Toxic to a plant. picotee A pattern of flower petal coloration in which the edges of the petal are a contrasting color to the body.
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toxic to plants
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Harmful to plants.
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Harmful to plants.
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Harmful to plants.
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Poisonous to plants. Platyform larva.
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Damage done to leaf tissue by a wide range of compounds.  It can be caused by pesticides, fertilizer, salts, and other compounds.
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Poisonous to plants.
Source: turffiles.ncsu.edu

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Toxic to a plant. picotee A pattern of flower petal coloration in which the edges of the petal are a contrasting color to the body.
Source: growershouse.com

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harmful to plants.
Source: apis.ac.uk

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Poisonous to green plants.
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 poisonous to plants. picograms per cubic metre:
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Characteristic of a phytotoxin
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