What does PTR mean?
PTR means Pesticide Transport and Runoff
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Pesticide Transport and Runoff?
Pesticide Transport and Runoff can be abbreviated as PTR
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What does PTR stand for? PTR stands for "Pesticide Transport and Runoff". |
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How to abbreviate "Pesticide Transport and Runoff"? "Pesticide Transport and Runoff" can be abbreviated as PTR. |
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What is the meaning of PTR abbreviation? The meaning of PTR abbreviation is "Pesticide Transport and Runoff". |
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What is PTR abbreviation? One of the definitions of PTR is "Pesticide Transport and Runoff". |
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What does PTR mean? PTR as abbreviation means "Pesticide Transport and Runoff". |
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What is shorthand of Pesticide Transport and Runoff? The most common shorthand of "Pesticide Transport and Runoff" is PTR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- POCER - Pesticide Occupational and Environmental Risk
- TAWUSA - Transport and Allied Workers Union of South Africa
- T&HD - Transport and Hydraulics Department
- TDWU - Transport and Dock Workers Union
- TRACE-A - Transport and Atmospheric Chemistry Near the Equator - Atlantic
- TGWU - Transport and General Workers' Union
- TUPWS - Transport and Urban Public Works Service
- PARC - Pesticide Analytical and Response Center
- PHF - Pesticide, Herbicide and Fertilizer
- PCTL - Pesticide Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory
- PEET - Pesticide Economic and Environmental Tradeoffs
- PSUR - Pesticide Sales and Use Reporting
- TL - Transport and Logistics
- PAs - Pesticide Application and Safety
- PEAP - Pesticide Education and Assessment Programs
- POM - Pesticide Operations and Management
- PRISM - Pesticide Research and Identification of Source and Mitigation
- PSURS - Pesticide Sales and Use Reporting System
- PURR - Pesticide Use and Risk Reduction (est. 1998; agriculture)
- TRACS - Transport and Road Abstracting and Cataloguing System