Science, asked by nshreevs, 9 months ago

reserch on methods used to protect the crops from pests from Jammu Kashmir and Tamil Nadu and bar graph showing comparative usage of pestesides

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Answered by rajeshkumar84132

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yes

Explanation:

because no anything was left

Answered by Abhiroop12

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Explanation:

Crop protection encompasses: Pesticide-based approaches such as herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. Biological pest control approaches such as cover crops, trap crops and beetle banks. Barrier-based approaches such as agrotextiles and bird netting.

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