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Why should pesticides not be introduced after introducing parasitic wasps?
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∙ 11y ago
If you introduce pesticides after introducing parasitic wasps you will kill the parasites and the parasitic wasps so you will have wasted your time and money introducing the parasite wasps.
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Why should pesticides be used judiciously?
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