algicide


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al·gi·cide

 (ăl′jĭ-sīd′)
n.
A substance used to kill or inhibit the growth of algae.


al′gi·cid′al (-sīd′l) adj.
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algicide

(ˈældʒɪˌsaɪd)
n
(Biology) any substance that kills algae
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al•gi•cide

(ˈæl dʒəˌsaɪd)

n.
a substance or preparation for killing algae.
[1900–05]
al`gi•cid′al, adj.
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Translations

algicide

[ˈældʒɪsaɪd] Nalgicida m
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A mildewcide won't work against algae, and an algicide won't work against mildew.
TBTC is a potent algicide and molluscicide that was used in marine antifouling ship paints (Grun 2014).
Two important sources of Cu in the Nile Delta are: (i) applications of Cu-based liquid fungicides, and (ii) use of CuS[O.sub.4] as an algicide in treating and controlling problematic macro-algal blooms in the Nile, especially during summer (Abdel-Moati, El-Sammak 1997).
In one study, hydrogen peroxide was used as an algicide to remove cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins in a stabilization pond, resulting in a significant reduction in their abundance (Barrington et al., 2013).
Copper sulfate has served effectively as an algicide when applied at rates greater than 250 [micro]g Cu/L (Han et al.
Exposure to high levels of free Cu(II) may occur, for example, from swimming in water that has been recently treated with a copper-containing algicide. Occupational exposure to copper often occurs.
Using shingles that have been treated with algicide keeps the growth at bay for about 10 years (thus the 10-year algae warranty).
DELIMIT OVICIDE MICELLA SLEDDER (4410) CASAVAS AMIDINE MIDDLED ECHELLE LEERIER (4409) CHIMLA LOCOED ALIDAD SLEEVE HARMED (4407) CHIASM HANDLE ALUMIN LORICA LEERED ADDERS (4403) STAMMELS CONOIDAL ALGICIDE DEALATED (4403) It is not too surprising to find that there are no pangram grids of any size.
Environmental Protection Agency as an algicide and molluscicide.