Mode of action of isoproturon a). PSII inhibition b). ACCase inhibition c). Glutamine synthatase inhibition d). Cell division inhibition

Mode of action of isoproturon
a). PSII inhibition
b). ACCase inhibition
c). Glutamine synthatase inhibition
d). Cell division inhibition
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a). PSII inhibition
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