what are the disadvantages and advantages of best bacillium thuringuises
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There are several advantages to using B. thuringiensis. Bt only kills harmful insects unlike many other insecticides.
It will not kill beneficial insects such as honeybees and other pollinators. A second advantage of Bt is that it's
not toxic to humans, wildlife, or pets. Because of this, it is used on many food crops and other sensitive crops where
pesticides might harm the consumer, or local wildlife.
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Here are some Disadvantages and Advantages Of Bacilium thuringuises (Bt) :-
Disadvantages:-
# Bt insecticides have a shorter shelf life than other synthetic insecticides. Generally after two or three years their efectiveness is reduced greatly. The optimal storage conditions for Bt products are cool, dry air and out of direct
sunlight.
# Many strains are susceptible to the sunlight and their potency will degrade
within a week. Some newer strains used on leaf beetles can become ineffective within 24 hours. Also, because Bt insecticides are highly specific, many varieties must be used if you want to fully protect your crops. They just won't be that effective on crops that have multiple pests. Because Bt insecticides are only useful when their are eaten,sometimes they are ineffective because some insects such as codling moth don't get the chance to eat it.
Advantages:-
# Bt only kills harmful insects unlike many other insecticides.
# It will not kill beneficial insects such as honeybees and other pollinators. A second advantage of Bt is that it's not toxic to humans, wildlife, or pets. Because of this, it is used on many food crops and other sensitive crops where pesticides might harm the consumer, or local wildlife.
Hope dis helped u....
Jai shri Ganesh_/|\_
Disadvantages:-
# Bt insecticides have a shorter shelf life than other synthetic insecticides. Generally after two or three years their efectiveness is reduced greatly. The optimal storage conditions for Bt products are cool, dry air and out of direct
sunlight.
# Many strains are susceptible to the sunlight and their potency will degrade
within a week. Some newer strains used on leaf beetles can become ineffective within 24 hours. Also, because Bt insecticides are highly specific, many varieties must be used if you want to fully protect your crops. They just won't be that effective on crops that have multiple pests. Because Bt insecticides are only useful when their are eaten,sometimes they are ineffective because some insects such as codling moth don't get the chance to eat it.
Advantages:-
# Bt only kills harmful insects unlike many other insecticides.
# It will not kill beneficial insects such as honeybees and other pollinators. A second advantage of Bt is that it's not toxic to humans, wildlife, or pets. Because of this, it is used on many food crops and other sensitive crops where pesticides might harm the consumer, or local wildlife.
Hope dis helped u....
Jai shri Ganesh_/|\_
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