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Is a pesticide that influenced society by increasing crop yield but it also caused human and animal sickness.?
DDT (dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane) is a pesticide that significantly increased crop yields and helped control insect-borne diseases like malaria. However, its widespread use led to environmental contamination and serious health issues in humans and wildlife, including reproductive and developmental problems. The adverse effects prompted many countries to ban or restrict its use, highlighting the complex balance between agricultural productivity and public health.
What was the crop that led Jamestown to success?
tabaco.
What was the crop that led to success of Jamestown?
tobacco
How much pesticide is used worldwide in one each year?
Globally, approximately 4 million metric tons of pesticide are used each year in agriculture and other sectors. This figure encompasses a wide range of chemicals, including herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides. The usage varies significantly by region and crop type, and concerns about environmental and health impacts have led to increased scrutiny and regulation in many areas.
What 2 inventions lead to increased crop production?
the mechanical reaper and cotton gin were the 2 machines that led to increased crop crop production
Who led the red river resistance?
i did
Who was responsible for growing the crop that led the success of Jamestown?
John Rolfe
Why is resistance force called resistance force?
because it is resistant to the led lights and Mercury
Louis riel led two resistance movements against whom?
He led the two resistance movements against Canadian government and Sir John A. Macdonald.
Who was responsible for growing the crop that led to the success of Jamestown?
John Rolfe
Who led colonial resistance to the writs?
James Otis
What factor has most likely caused the rapid increase in the number of pesticide-resistant insect species over the past 30 years?
The rapid increase in pesticide-resistant insect species over the past 30 years is primarily due to the overuse and misuse of chemical pesticides. This has led to a selection pressure, where only the insects with genetic mutations that confer resistance survive and reproduce. Additionally, the reliance on single-mode action pesticides has accelerated the development of resistance, as insects adapt quickly to these chemicals. Finally, the lack of integrated pest management practices has further compounded the issue.
