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| Product | Description | |
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| Methylene Blue 1% | Methylene Blue 1%. Group: Laboratory chemicals. Electroflash provides educational resources for schools and universities, enhancing teaching and learning in Science, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, and Technology. |  Christchurch, Online |
| Methylene Blue 20g | Methylene Blue 20g. Group: Laboratory chemicals. Electroflash provides educational resources for schools and universities, enhancing teaching and learning in Science, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, and Technology. | Christchurch, Online |
| METHYLENE BLUE 25G | Biology stain for acidic cell parts Code: CHEM0015. Suppliers to schools & laboratories of science equipment & laboratory grade chemicals. | .jpg) Science & Lab Supplies NZ |
| Methylene Blue Dye | Methylene Blue Dye, Biological Stain,25kg Pack-CAS No: 61-73-4 Code: MB. Indis NZ supply a range of Pigments, Oxides, Liquid Colourants, Dyes, UV Absorbers, Antioxidants, Antimicrobials and other specialty chemical products. |  Auckland |
| METHYLENE BLUE - Minimum Quantities Apply | Methylene Blue. Consolidated Chemicals premier suppliers of specialist chemical products in New Zealand. SUPPLIERS TO BUSINESS CUSTOMERS ONLY. |  |
| Microscope Slide Makng Kit MAS | This microscope slide making kit will bring out your inner scientist: you'll be preparing slides and exploring microscopic worlds in no time. The kit contains everything needed to start mounting slides, including vials of Eosin and Methylene Blue. Group: Labware and school microscopes. Electroflash provides educational resources for schools and universities, enhancing teaching and learning in Science, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, and Technology. | Christchurch, Online |
| WEED WEAPON LONG TERM | A non-selective HERBICIDE for the control of most annual and perennial grass and broadleaf weeds. Intended for home garden & small scale commercial use. Chemical group: N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine, (Saflufenacil) Pyrimidindione & Triazine (Terbuthylazine). Active ingredient: Contains 300 g/litre terbuthylazine, 141 g/litre glyphosate & 1.43 g/litre saflufenacil. HSNO classes: 6.1E, 6.3A, 6.4A, 6.8B, 9.1A, 9.2A, 9.3C. Mode of action: Saflufenacil - PPO (protoporphyrinogen-IX-oxidase) inhibitor (HRAC Group E Herbicide). Taken up by roots, shoots & foliage of plants with translocation mostly in the xylem. The foliage of susceptible weeds shows signs of desiccation within a few hours. Selectivity is conferred by physical placement rapid metabolism of saflufenacil in tolerant crop species. Glyphosate - Taken in only through foliage and translocated to all parts of the plant including roots and rhizomes. Acts within the plant by inhibiting protein synthesis. Visible effects are a gradual wilting and yellowing of foliage... Terbuthylazine - Absorbed through both roots and leaves for pre- and post-emergent treatment. Translocated upwards in the plant to inhibit photosynthesis at the growing point. USES: Weeds controlled: Rapid knockdown of grasses such as annual poa and ryegrass; and broadleaved weeds such asdandelion, docks, clover, mallows, plantains and tall willow herb. Will control fathen, black nightshade, broadleaf docks(seedling), willow weed and wireweed, and will suppress pink shamrock. Terbuthylazine controls a wide range of annual and perennial grass and broadleaf weeds including barley grass, black nightshade, browntop, catsear, chickweed, clovers, cocksfoot, doves foot, fathen, Kentucky blue grass, lotus, Poa spp, redroot, ryegrass, seedling gorse, shepherds purse, storksbill, sweet vernal, thistles, willow weed and Yorkshire fog. General weed control in industrial and non-agricultural areas. Categories: HERBICIDES |  |
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