Definition
A synthetic fungicide chemical once widely used in agriculture to prevent fungal diseases on crops.
Etymology
A coined chemical name combining elements of benzimidazole chemistry; created in the 1960s by DuPont as a new agricultural compound. The name follows modern pharmaceutical naming conventions.
Kelly Says
Benomyl was the perfect fungicide until it was discovered to possibly cause birth defects—it was banned in the EU in 2001, showing how chemistry that seems miraculous can suddenly become forbidden.
Translations
ARالعربية
بنوميل
ben-o-mil
BNবাংলা
বেনোমাইল
be-no-mai-l
CACatalà
benomil
be-no-mil
CSČeština
benomyl
be-no-mil
DADansk
benomyl
be-no-mil
DEDeutsch
Benomyl
be-no-mil
ELΕλληνικά
βενομυλ
ve-no-mil
ESEspañol
benomil
be-no-mil
FISuomi
benomyl
be-no-mil
FRFrançais
benomyl
be-no-mil
HIहिन्दी
बेनामाइल
be-na-mai-l
HUMagyar
benomil
be-no-mil
IDBahasa Indonesia
benomil
be-no-mil
ITItaliano
benomile
be-no-mi-le
MRMR
बेनामाइल
be-na-mai-l
MSBahasa Melayu
benomil
be-no-mil
MYမြန်မာ
ဘယ်နိုမိုင်း
bay-no-mai-ng
NLNederlands
benomyl
be-no-mil
NONorsk
benomyl
be-no-mil
PAPA
बेनामाइल
be-na-mai-l
PLPolski
benomyl
be-no-mil
PTPortuguês
benomil
be-no-mil
RORomână
benomil
be-no-mil
RUРусский
беномил
be-no-mil
SVSvenska
benomyl
be-no-mil
SWKiswahili
benomil
be-no-mil
TAதமிழ்
பெனோமில்
pe-no-mil
TEతెలుగు
బెనోమైల్
be-no-mai-l
TRTürkçe
benomil
be-no-mil
UKУкраїнська
беноміл
be-no-mil
VITiếng Việt
benomyl
be-no-mil