Amdro

Amdro Publisher

Noruzi M¹ ; Ghazimoradi MM² ; Sharifzadeh M³

Source: Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9 Published:2023

Abstract

Amdro, the common name of Hydramethylnon, is an insecticide often used to control ants, crickets, roaches, and termites. Amdro is particularly dangerous when taken since it acts as a stomach toxicant with a delayed effect. Light exposure causes Amdro quickly degrades in surface water. Amdro degrades in 14-25days due to a specific fungus; however, it persists in soil for 383days. The acute toxicity of Amdro has been demonstrated to be minimal; nevertheless, it may be carcinogenic to humans. Acute oral exposure to Amdro is mildly harmful to generally non-toxic to birds. © 2024 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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MLA	Noruzi M, Ghazimoradi MM, Sharifzadeh M. "Amdro." Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9, vol. 1, no. , 2023, pp. V1-345.
APA	Noruzi M, Ghazimoradi MM, Sharifzadeh M (2023). Amdro. Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9, 1(), V1-345.
Chicago	Noruzi M, Ghazimoradi MM, Sharifzadeh M. "Amdro." Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9 1, no. (2023): V1-345.
Harvard	Noruzi M, Ghazimoradi MM, Sharifzadeh M (2023) 'Amdro', Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9, 1(), pp. V1-345.
Vancouver	Noruzi M, Ghazimoradi MM, Sharifzadeh M. Amdro. Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9. 2023;1():V1-345.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Noruzi M and Ghazimoradi MM and Sharifzadeh M}, title = {Amdro}, journal = {Encyclopedia of Toxicology# Fourth Edition: Volume 1-9}, volume = {1}, number = {}, pages = {V1-345}, year = {2023} }
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