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    Pesticide Resistance

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    crop. | European corn borer:A major pest in southern and central Europe. Insect resistant Bt maize is already being grown in Spain‚ France‚ Germany‚ Portugal and the Czech Republic. | | Western corn rootworm beetles feeding on a maize cob. Certain cultivars of Bt maize are resistant to this serious pest. GM rootworm resistant crops are not approved for cultivation in the European Union but are now being grown in the US. | | The “Bt concept” – pest resistant transgenic plantsBacillus thuringiensis

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    B P Final

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    Chapter 7: Parasites and Hosts p 191 How do ectoparasites and endoparasites differ? Ectoparasites - tough‚ thick cuticle; small wings if any; backwards pointing spines (to anchor)
 Endoparasites - Live inside bodies of other animals; lack locomotory appendages and sensory organs; modified tracheal systems for aquatic environments
 What is the general body shape of permanent ectoparasites? 2 dimensional‚ flattened/compressed‚ with thick‚ tough cuticle‚ little or no wings‚ backwardspointing spines


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    Aduncum Case Study

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    treatment eating equivalent LC50 concentration diparasit by as many parasitoid 65.78% whereas the control diparasit as much as 55.56%. Observations visually against the behavior of the pemarasitan e. argenteopilosus against the larvae of c. pavonana who are on the surface of a leaf containing vegetable insecticides residue is not different from controls. The number

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    The Tsetse Fly

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    didn`t cause a big threat to the environment. _____________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Sterile insect technique uses nuclear radiation. The easiest way to describe it is as a form of insect birth control. This technique includes breeding large numbers of the fly in a laboratory and using radiation to sterilize them. This way when they are introduced back into the environment‚ they cannot create any offspring. This prevents the disease to spread

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    Organic fabric

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    Organic fabric is sown‚ grown‚ harvested & processed through carefully implemented and monitored phases‚ utilising crop rotation and beneficial insect predators to prevent and control disease‚ weed and pest problems in the growing stages‚ as well as safe corn-starches and peroxides in the processing phase. The use of genetically modified seeds‚ toxic insecticides‚ pesticides and fertilizers & chemical inputs such as formaldehyde‚ heavy metals‚ chlorine bleaches and sulfurs are strictly prohibited

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    Bt Toxin Mini Report

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    of different Bt strains‚ producing over 200 cry proteins that are active against a variety of insects. Bt is a unique bacterium because of commonality places it shares with a number of chemical compounds. These compounds are used commercially to control insects that are important to agriculture and public health. On the other hand‚ Bt is safe for humans and is the most widely used environmentally compatible bio pesticide worldwide. Now‚ Bt genes have been incorporated in several crops‚ providing

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    A Eurosta solidaginis‚ also known as the Golden Rod Gall Fly‚ is an insect that lives in a Solidago atlissma/ canadis. The female Gall Fly has an ovipositor which implants eggs in the Golden Rod plant. Eggs are implanted by the mother onto the apical meristem. At the apical meristem the larva releases a chemical that stimulates the host goldenrod which in return forms the gall (Abrahamson‚ Kenneth‚ McCrea‚ Whitwell‚ and Vernieri 1991). The gall acts as a protective barrier for the Eurosta Solidagnis

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    Meet human needs with a safe‚ high-quality‚ and affordable supply of food and fiber. • Protect the natural resource base and prevent the degradation of air‚ soil and water quality. • Use nonrenewable resources efficiently • Use natural biological cycles and controls • Assure the economic survival of farming and the well-being of farmers‚ their families and communities. • Creation of institutional incentives and funding that focus public and private research‚ education‚ and technology development

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    Pest Control

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    long as possible before you have your home or business professionally serviced for pest control problems. This is false. Pests multiply rapidly and if you see one there are probably plenty more in hiding. Many pests produce egg sacks that contain numerous eggs. For instance‚ the cockroach lays an egg sack containing approximately 15 to 30 baby cockroaches. These baby cockroaches breed in as early as two weeks. A pest infested structure will continually become more infested as long as you ignore the

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    Bioherbicides

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    Bioherbicides A bioherbicide is a biologically based control agent for weeds. Among the three major types of pesticides (agricultural pest-control agents) herbicides are used to control weeds‚ or undesirable plants. (The other major classes of pesticides are insecticides‚ which control insects; and fungicides‚ which control fungi. Normally‚ any pesticide can only be expected to control‚ but not eradicate‚ agricultural pests.) In addition‚ the bioherbicide approach utilizes native plant pathogens

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