agrochemical

English

Etymology

agro- +‎ chemical

Noun

agrochemical (plural agrochemicals)

(chemistry) A chemical compound, such as a hormone, fungicide, or insecticide, that improves the production of crops.
A compound or product derived from farmed plants.

Synonyms

agrichemical

Translations

chemical that improves crops

Polish: agrochemikalia n pl

chemical derived from farmed plants

Adjective

agrochemical (not comparable)

Relating to agrochemistry.

Derived terms

agrochemically

Translations

relating to agrochemistry

French: agrochimique (fr)
Italian: agrochimico
Polish: agrochemiczny (pl)
Portuguese: agroquímico
Russian: агрохими́ческий (ru) (agroximíčeskij)
Spanish: agroquímico (es)

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