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An indication of theinsecticidalproperty is given on the product label.
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But let us continue to confine ourselves to this question of the newinsecticidalseed dressings which are probably causing the great problem.
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These dual-purpose (insecticidalas well as fungicidal) seed dressings, have of course proved most valuable to agriculture; that is admitted on all sides.
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Furthermore, orders were given that nuclear, biological and chemical suits should not be worn forinsecticidalspraying since that would undoubtedly have led to a degradation of the equipment.
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Efficacy against fleas is comparable to that of other moderninsecticidalactive ingredients such as fipronil, imidacloprid, spinetoram or spinosad.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is implicitly assumed here that there is no residualinsecticidaleffect of the control operation.
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These dormant stages could be subject to natural mortality but were free ofinsecticidaleffects.
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In fact, product tolerance is generally the limiting factor in developing an effectiveinsecticidalcontrolled atmosphere treatment.
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Nevertheless, the results do suggest thatinsecticidalimpact modelled under constant favourable conditions (table 2) could understate substantially the real risks in fluctuating ecological circumstances.
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Thus, non-target insects that are coprophagous (for all or part of their life cycle) may consequently be exposed toinsecticidalresidues in dung.
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While such biotype-plant affinities may suggest specific adaptations, they can also reflect theinsecticidalhistory of the crops.
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Transgenic plants expressinginsecticidaltoxins offer a completely new approach to stem borer control.
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Furthermore, the late instar larvae thriving inside the stem are inaccessible toinsecticidalsprays.
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Insecticidaltreatment of nursery stock could be considered, however, to avoid planting out stressed trees during the susceptible establishment phase.
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These limitations on the use of amorphous silica as a blatticide have been overcome to some extent by the incorporation of additionalinsecticidalcomponents into commercial silica-based formulations.
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Under these circumstances, crop resistance is the ideal control option because no costly sampling andinsecticidalcontrol programmes are needed, and it is compatible with biological control.
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Knockdowninsecticidalfogging of trees can provide canopy arthropods samples clearly defined in time and space to analyse taxa distributions and community diversity versus sample size.
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We have seen large areas of the countryside devastated by the use of suchinsecticidalsprays.
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