noun a substance or chemical used to kill fungi or fungal spores
Used in plant pathology to study and combat fungal infections
Chemical compound used to kill or inhibit the growth of fungi
Used to control or prevent the growth of fungi on crops
Applied to plants to protect them from fungal diseases
Specific type of pesticide designed to target fungi
Fungicide may be mentioned in articles or books about agriculture, gardening, or environmental science, discussing its use in controlling fungal diseases in plants.
Psychologists may not directly use fungicides in their practice, but they may encounter discussions about fungicide exposure and its potential effects on mental health in cases of poisoning or environmental contamination.
Agricultural scientists may research and develop new fungicides to improve crop yield and prevent fungal infections in plants. They also study the impact of fungicide use on the environment and human health.
Plant pathologists specialize in studying plant diseases, including those caused by fungi. They may recommend specific fungicides to treat or prevent fungal infections in crops and provide guidance on integrated pest management strategies.