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car·ba·ryl | \ ˈkär-bə-ˌril 
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\Definition of carbaryl
: a carbamate insecticide C12H11NO2 effective especially against numerous crop, forage, and forest pests
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Recent Examples on the Web Permethrin and carbaryl are popular conventional insecticides for controlling caterpillars and other insects.
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Dan Gill, nola.com, "Protect tomatoes from these diseases and pests," 13 Apr. 2019 Mites can be partially controlled by carbaryl (Sevin), bifenthrin, abemectin, and or endosulfan.
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Calvin Finch, San Antonio Express-News, "Roses face a huge threat from teeny mite," 15 Dec. 2017 Spinosad, BT (both organic insecticides), carbaryl or permethrin regularly applied will keep them in check.
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Dan Gill, NOLA.com, "This week's gardening tips: apply fertilizer, add bird-netting to veggie gardens," 13 May 2017
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The first known use of carbaryl was in 1963
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