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EPA, 1973

Environmental Protection Agency, May 24, 1973, Memo on Toxicology of Glyphosate. SUMMARY: This memo reports on the results of several toxicology studies on glyphosate for humans and animals and is…

Zeneca, 2000

Zeneca Ag Products (subsidiary of Syngenta), 2000, Touchdown Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number: 10182-437. SUMMARY: First Touchdown glyphosate-based herbicide label. FULL TEXT

Monsanto, 2005a

Monsanto, March 9, 2005, Powermax Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number: 524-549. SUMMARY: First label for Powermax glyphosate herbicide for Roundup Ready crops.  FULL TEXT

Monsanto, 2002

Monsanto, 2002, Ultra Max II Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number 524-537. SUMMARY: First Ultra Max II glyphosate herbicide for Roundup Ready crops label.  FULL TEXT

Bayer, 2002

Bayer, 2002, Glyphosate Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number: 72155-16. SUMMARY: Early Bayer glyphosate herbicide label. FULL TEXT

Micro Flo, 1999

Micro Flo (BASF subsidiary), 1999, Glyphosate Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number: 51036-312. SUMMARY: First BASF company glyphosate herbicide label. FULL TEXT

Dow, 1999

Dow Agro Sciences, 1999, Glyphosate Herbicide Label, EPA Registration Number: 62719-319. SUMMARY: Label for one of Dow's first glyphosate-based herbicides.  FULL TEXT

EPA, 1996

Environmental Protection Agency, April 10, 1996, 40 CFR Parts 180, 186: Pesticide Tolerances, Federal Register, 61:70. SUMMARY: This document establishes tolerances and feed additive regulations for residues of the herbicide…

EPA, 1997

Environmental Protection Agency, April 11, 1997, 40 CFR Parts 180, 185, and 186: Pesticide Tolerances, Federal Register, 62:70. SUMMARY: This rule establishes permanent tolerances for residues of the herbicide glyphosate…

EPA, 1994b

Environmental Protection Agency, March 17, 1994, Memo on Metabolism Committee Meetings on March 17, 1994 on Glyphosate and AMPA, Office of Prevention, Pesticides, and Toxic Substances. SUMMARY: Reports on the…

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