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Dictionary » P » Pesticide PesticidePesticide (Science: pharmacology) A chemical which is used to kill unwanted organisms such as rats, insects, nematodes, etc. pesticides often act as nerve poisons, and they are hazardous to animals and humans (some pesticides can cause nerve or liver damage, birth defects and cancer). See: [[biological Magnification and herbicide]]. A chemical used to kill pests (as rodents or insects).A type of chemical that causes harm to the health of so called 'pests'. The concentration of pesticides is much greater in the organisms that eat the plants sprayed in pesticide. The concentration of pesticide becomes larger as you move further up the food chain. ![]()
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Re: GM crops and canola"Genetically modified organisms already help us to reduce pesticide use on cotton crops, and grow better canola crops. The benefits are greater than any risk". This is meant to be in the form of a poster, thus I will employ headings. * GM crops ...
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GM crops and canolahey all. just wondering how i should address this poster presentation. "Genetically modified organisms already help us to reduce pesticide use on cotton crops, and grow better canola crops. The benefits are greater than any risk". I'm planning to present this in a table like format ...
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Please attempt to answer....Yes it is possible, that is why people are afraid of GMO plants with pesticide resistance.
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glowing tobacco plant :idea:Any GM plants should be under close scrutiny...lets say you were developing pesticide resistance for example, cross contamination would be a big worry.
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