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chlorothalonil
(redirected from Daconil)

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chlo·ro·thal·o·nil  (klôr-thl-nl, klr-)
n.
A colorless crystalline compound, C8Cl4N2,used as a fungicide on a variety of vegetable crops, peanuts, lawns, and turfs and as a preservative in paints and adhesives.
[chloro- + (ph)thal(ic) + n(itr)il(e).]
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