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The California red scale (Aonidiella aurantii) that showed resistance to large doses of poison are often referred to as resistant strains or populations that have developed tolerance to certain pesticides. These resistant scales can survive treatments that would typically be lethal to non-resistant individuals. This resistance can arise from genetic variations within the population, allowing certain individuals to thrive despite exposure to chemical control methods. Consequently, these resistant strains pose challenges for pest management in agricultural settings.
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Is listerene good for dogs?
No and it may poison or even kill your dog in certain doses.
Can you die if Sarin Poison gets injected with a needle?
yes. even in minute doses
What makes the does poison?
contingent upon the chemical, small doses of certain substances may not be harmful (sometimes, may even be beneficial) but larger doses can be hazardous/deadly
Is fluoride poison?
Fluoride is not considered a poison at appropriate levels found in drinking water and oral hygiene products. In fact, fluoride is beneficial for dental health by helping to prevent tooth decay. However, excessive intake of fluoride can be harmful and lead to fluorosis, a condition that affects the teeth and bones.
What is hemlock composed of?
Hemlock is a plant that has long whitish roots that have some medicinal qualities. It also has been used for poison in large doses.
How can you become immune to poison?
The only way one can become immune to a poison is if he/she takes very small doses (amount depending upon the poisons toxicity) and increase this amount slowly until ones system becomes familiar with the poison. This can change depending on the poison, as there are some varieties that you can not build up any sort of immunity to.
Element which is a very old poison?
Arsenic is a very old poison that has been used throughout history for various purposes including murder and suicide. It is a naturally occurring element that can be lethal in small doses and was popular as a poison due to its tasteless and odorless properties.
Why was poison popular in the 1800s?
They could not test for poisons, such as arsenic, until later in the century, and when given in small doses, it mimicked other gastrointestinal problems that were common at the time. So, poison made it easy to get away with murder, and arsenic was cheap and readily available. It was not unheard of to poison a child or spouse for insurance money.
Where doses justan Bieber live now in 2012?
LA,California still and it is Justin Bieber not justan bieber
Who is stronger Scorpio or Virgo?
scorpio. because this strong little insect was described as "fast" and "quick" and in the blink of an eye, he delievered a sting of 12 doses of killer poison.
What is an undetectable poison?
An undetectable poison is a substance that cannot be easily detected through standard testing methods, making it difficult to identify in cases of poisoning. These poisons are designed to be untraceable and can be lethal in small doses without leaving a detectable presence in the body.
Why should only a small amount of poison be used?
Only a small amount of poison should be used because even small doses can be lethal. It is always important to handle poisons with extreme caution and to use the smallest effective dose to achieve the desired result. Using too much poison can lead to unintended harm to people, animals, and the environment.
