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Use of the herbicide dicamba has been modest throughout the U.S.; however, with Monsanto’s introduction of Xtend crops in 2016, dicamba use is expected to signifi cantly increase. This rise poses a risk of dicamba entering drinking water supplies, especially in the midwestern United States. Currently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has not established a maximum contaminant level for dicamba in drinking water.

Defining the Developmental Toxicity of the Herbicide Dicamba Using the Zebrafish Model System