Montedison S.p.a.

Luigi Abbruzzese

Franco Gozzo

Giorgio Siddi

Simone Lorusso

Marcella Masoero

Giorgio Rossi

Gino Tamburin

Paola Bonola

Angelo Longoni

Plants which infest maize cultivations are successfully combatted without damage to the maize by treating the infested maize with herbicidal esters of N,N-disubstituted glycines and an antidote having the general formula ##STR1## in which X is H or halogen; and

Method of combatting plants which infest maize cultivations without

New phenylureas substituted with a polyhaloallyl group and having larvicide activity on lepidoptera, coleoptera, noxious diptera and on nematoda are disclosed. A method for synthesizing the new phenylureas is also disclosed.

Ureas having insecticide and nematocide action

Compounds of formula: ##STR1## (wherein R=ethyl or 1,1-dimethylpropargyl) are useful as antidotes in protecting maize and other crops from the damages of non-selective herbicides of the N,N-disubstituted-glycine type.

Two dichloroacetamide antidotes for non-selective herbicides

There are disclosed dichloroacetamides which are antidotes that are particularly and specifically active against the toxic action exerted on maize cultivations by herbicidal esters of N,N-disubstituted glycines; methods for preparing the antidotes, and compositions comprising them, in particular compositions comprising both the antidotes and the herbicidal esters of N,N-disubstituted glycines.

Dichloroacetamides which are antidotes for protecting maize against the

There are disclosed alpha-hydroxyimino-alkylquinolinium salts having fungicidal action and, more particularly, alpha-hydroxyimino-alkylquinolinium salts which are active in vivo against Peronospora, Oiduim, Botrytis, against the Fusicladium which attacks apple trees and the rust of the bean plant.

Alpha-hydroxyimino-alkylquinolinium salts having fungicide action

Quinoline derivatives having fungicidal action and, more particularly, quinoline derivatives quaternarized to the nitrogen atom and effective against peronospora, oidium, and Botrytis, are disclosed.

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Milan, Italy

Luigi Abbruzzese