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$2, 4-D$ is a
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(b) $2, 4-D$ is a selective weedkiller. It is highly toxic to broad-leaved plants. It increases carbohydrate metabolism to such an extent that the plants burn themselves to death in dicots.
(b) $2, 4-D$ is a selective weedkiller. It is highly toxic to broad-leaved plants. It increases carbohydrate metabolism to such an extent that the plants burn themselves to death in dicots.
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