What is glufosinate and where is it still used?
Glufosinate is a non-selectively acting herbicide consisting of a special amino acid first found in a bacterium. Accordingly, it is a bioherbicide, but this must ultimately be irrelevant to its evaluation. Its approval in the EU expired in 2017 without a new application because manufacturer studies could not invalidate concerns that a significant risk to mammals and insects could be ruled out. Glufosinate continues to be used worldwide, including for the siccation of soybeans, canola, alfalfa, potatoes, lentils, beans and sunflowers.
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