. The ability of a chemical or pesticide
for holding them on plant surface is :
(1) Tenacity (2) Phytotoxicity
(3) Capacity (4) Compatibility.
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The correct option is 1) Tenacity
Explanation:
- In the English language, tenacity can be described as the firm ability to grip onto something.
- When a chemical pesticide holds on the plant surface, it means that the pesticide has a better tenacity. Hence, option 1 is correct.
- Other options such as 2) Phytotoxicity is not correct because phytotoxicity is described as the effect of a toxic compound in a plant.
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Answer:
The correct option is 1) Tenacity
Explanation:
In the English language, tenacity can be described as the firm ability to grip onto something.
When a chemical pesticide holds on the plant surface, it means that the pesticide has a better tenacity. Hence, option 1 is correct.
Other options such as 2) Phytotoxicity is not correct because phytotoxicity is described as the effect of a toxic compound in a plant.
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