Question

Name two difference between insecticide and weedicides for in detail

Answer 1

Answer:

Weedicides are used to kill weeds in yards and flower beds, but insecticides are used to kill insects and worms that infect plants.

Insecticides can also be used to kill small pests, like termites and ants, which invade the house, while weedicides are essentially used to destroy weeds.

Explanation:

Weedicides were developed to kill plants. People use different weedicides to kill weeds in their yards and flower beds, but they are also used to eradicate plants growing along railroad embankments and industrial sites. Weedicides have also been developed to only be effective on the intended types of plants.

Insecticides were developed to kill insects. Farmers use various insecticides to exterminate insects that are detrimental to plant growth. Various types of insecticides are used to target the eggs or larvae of the insect, and several varieties eradicate the adult insects. Homeowners use insecticides to destroy termites, ants, roaches, and other pests that invade the house and its surrounding yard.