Form a chemical structure model of the herbicide Glyphosate out of Genuine Molymod Atoms & Bonds by Indigo.
Glyphosate (RoundUp) is a herbicide designed to kill grasses and weeds that compete with food crops. Glyphosate is absorbed through the leaves and accumulates in actively dividing cells where it stops production of the amino acids. One of its most important features is that it breaks down quickly and does not persist in soil.
Plants designated "RoundUp Ready" have been genetically modified so that glyophosate does not interfere with their growth while still killing the weeds among them. Plants that have been so modified include:
Common Uses for Glyphosate:
Control of broadleaf weeds and grasses in:
A molecular model of Glyphosate in the Molymod Hybrid Dome style uses the atoms & bonds in the parts list below. Our free 3D Molecular Model Builder shows other styles & allows for image rotation as an assembly guide.
Molecular Weight | Chemical Formula |
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169.0737 | C3H8NO5P |