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When was Parthenium hysterophorus created?
Parthenium hysterophorus was created in 1753.
What is the Latin name of feverfew?
Chrysanthemum parthenium or Tanacetum parthenium member of the Compositae (Asteraceae) or aster family.
What has the author M Mahadevappa written?
M. Mahadevappa has written: 'Parthenium, insight into its menance & management' 'Parthenium'
How did the parthenium weed get to Australia?
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What has the author A M Deshmukh written?
A. M. Deshmukh has written: 'biopesticides used for nyctanthus Biofertilizers and biopesticides'
Which is not an advantage of using biopesticides?
One disadvantage of using biopesticides is that they may have a slower effect compared to synthetic chemical pesticides.
What are xanthium and parthenium plants called?
Xanthium plants are commonly known as cocklebur, while Parthenium plants are commonly known as whitetop weed or carrot grass.
What is biopesticides?
A biopesticide is any naturally-occuring pesticide.
Name two biofertilizers and two biopesticides?
two bio-pesticides
What is parthenium?
Parthenium is a genus in the family Asteraceae. Notable species in this genus include the Guayule. Native to tropical Americas, Parthenium is an aggressive weed invading all disturbed land, including farms, pastures, and roadsides. Contact with this plant causes dermatitis and respiratory malfunction in humans, dermatitis in cattle and domestic animals, due to the presence of toxin Parthenin. Source: Wikipedia
What is botanical name for feverfew?
The botanical name for feverfew is Tanacetum parthenium.
How bio pesticides are beneficial over chemical pesticides?
It is supposed that biopesticides are not so dangerous for the environment as artificial pesticides.
