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If you did not know what Agent Orange is, here's a recap:
"Agent Orange" was a widely-used herbicide in the Vietnam War that was dropped from airplanes to flush out troops from the jungles of Vietnam. As an herbicide, Agent Orange contains corrosive chemicals that can lead to mutations in DNA and physical deformities.
Based on this information, we know that Agent Orange was a herb -icide, meaning that it kills plants (and can also kill animals too).
As stated above, Agent Orange is an herbicide that has mutagenic (causing changes in DNA, mutations) effects, so it can also cause birth defects in children and long-term illnesses.
The herbicide melts the jungle cover that Vietnam soldiers used to hide, so Agent Orange made moving through the jungle more difficult for troops.
The herbicide was dropped from planes, so it primarily affected above-ground terrain. It would be implausible that an herbicide used in this way would prevent enemy troops from building underground trails.
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