Examples of using Fenthion in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ingredients: insecticide fenthion, 25%.
Fenthion has been widely used in many parts of the world for control.
Organophosphorus: fenthion and diazinon.
An excellent remedy against all insects is fenthion.
Moderately hazardous: carbaryl, dimethoate, fenthion; Slightly hazardous: fenoxycarb, malathion.
Technical fenthion is a yellow or brown oily liquid with a weak garlic odour.(Extension Toxicology Network 1993).
Although no clear degradation rates are available, fenthion also probably degrades by photolysis in water.
In animals, fenthion is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream through the digestive tract, lungs, and skin, and then broken down.
Tests on mice did not show mutagenic effects from fenthion(Extension Toxicology Network 1993, APVMA 2012a).
Fenthion is no longer registered in the USA, and the risk summary below reflects the last risk assessments prior to cancellation.
Despite short half-life in the environment, fenthion toxicity is highly significant to birds and estuarine/marine invertebrates.
The risk evaluation carried out by the EU Member Statesidentified a high risk to birds by application of fenthion as a bait in orchards.
Various formulations of fenthion are in use as an insecticide in several countries(e.g., Australia, Madagascar, Morocco and New Zealand).
The proposal submitted by Chad referred to the formulation Fenthion 640 ULV(concentration of 640 g/L fenthion).
The oxygen analogue of fenthion and its sulphoxide and sulphone derivatives are generally regarded as principal active metabolites, rather than fenthion itself.
The National Cancer Institute performed carcinogenicity tests on fenthion that indicated that this insecticide may be a carcinogen in male mice.
Acute toxicity: Fenthion affects the central nervous, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems, and may irritate eyes and mucous membranes.
The effects observed in the victim are representative for acute exposure to fenthion: vomiting, salivation, nervous system effects(titubation).
Acute poisoning of fenthion results in miosis(pinpoint pupils), headache, nausea/vomiting, dizziness, muscle weakness, drowsiness, lethargy, agitation or anxiety.
The proposal submitted by Chad referred to the formulation Fenthion 640 ULV(concentration of 640 g/L fenthion).
Fenthion 640 ULV was used as an avicide against granivorous birds(Quelea quelea) in the context of bird control to reduce damage to grain crops.
The information from Chad demonstrates that fenthion 640 ULV was used at a commonly used dose and on a small area only.
No teratogenic effects were seen in five generations of mice that drankwater containing 60 parts per million(ppm) fenthion(Extension Toxicology Network 1993).
However, soil particles strongly adsorb fenthion that makes it less susceptible to percolate with water through the soil(Extension Toxicology Network 1993).
Chemicals scheduled for review by the Committee at its ninth meeting included cyhexatin,lead arsenate, lead carbonate, methamidophos, pentachlorobenzene and fenthion 640 ULV.
Metabolism of fenthion generally commences with desulphuration of thiophosphoric ester portion of fenthion(PS) to yield the phosphooxone oxygen analog(fenthoxone; POS).
The information provided by parties shows that personal protective equipment is required in order to protect operators from adverse effects whenapplying plant protection products containing fenthion.
Even though fenthion is used in some parts of the world to control pest birds, such as weaver bird, many non-targeted wild birds are victim of fenthion poisoning.
Mean tissue-residue levels of fenthion or metabolites were generally low except at the actual site of dermal or subcutaneous administration, suggesting that there is no tendency for fenthion to bioaccumulate in the rat or domestic animals.