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baking soda have
pesticidal applications and are
considered biopesticides.
Biopesticides fall into
three major classes:
Microbial pesticides which consist...
- A
pesticide poisoning occurs when
pesticides,
chemicals intended to
control a pest,
affect non-target
organisms such as humans, wildlife, plants, or bees...
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environmental effects of
pesticides describe the
broad series of
consequences of
using pesticides. The
unintended consequences of
pesticides is one of the main...
- Non-
pesticidal Management (NPM)
describes various pest-control
techniques which do not rely on
pesticides. It is used in
organic production of foodstuff...
- that
control pests (biochemical
pesticides),
microorganisms that
control pests (microbial
pesticides), and
pesticidal substances produced by
plants containing...
- of
pesticidal proteins. The
Bacterial Pesticidal Protein Resource Center (BPPRC)
provides information on the
rapidly expanding field of
pesticidal proteins...
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dicarboximide (MGK 264) is an
ingredient in some
common pesticides. It has no
intrinsic pesticidal qualities itself, but
rather is a
synergist enhancing...
- than
reliance on the use of
chemical pesticides,
mitigating risks such as: insecticide-induced resurgence,
pesticide resistance and (especially food) crop...
- with the
pattern varying in
different countries:
these are hanging,
pesticides, and firearms. Some
suicides may be
preventable by
removing the means...
- used for
formation of eco-design of
biobased polymeric microcapsules for
pesticidal applications with
potential to
further extended for drugs, self-healing...
