UNEP has found______. A: 182 resistant pests B: 223 resistant pests C: 228 resistant pests D: 364 resistant pests

_____ control is an ecologically sound approach to eliminating the pests.

It is vital for farmers to prevent and clear the pests since the Awakening of Insects.

There were no signs of moths or other pests that normally （00a0 00a0 ）sick colonies.

23. The disinfection of various compartments in a vessel by filling with a gaseous agent to destroy rats and all insects pests which act as germ carriers means _____.

For the study, two types of rice were genetically altered to resist two common insect ___________, which usually require heavy use of pesticides to control. A: pests B: traits C: conventional D: skeptics

Effects of long term use of pesticides include ( ) A: imbalances in ecosystems B: develop new dominant pest species C: lose keystone species. D: Beneficial organisms and even natural enemies of the pests may be among the species eliminated by pesticides

Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice? A: Cisplatin and siRNA were sequentially loaded into NMOFs B: The lack of a globally accepted criterion makes it difficult to compare results between different studies C: Compact bunches show favorable conditions for the development of different grape pests and diseases D: Ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecologic cancer

Which thematic progression pattern has been used in this paragraph? Hemp’s environmental credentials are indisputable. It grows better in organic systems than in conventional ones. It smothers weeds and controls pests, clearing the land for other crops. It improves the structure of the soil, with strong roots to prevent erosion. If processed in the field, it returns nutrients to the land and purports to ‘clean up’ soil contaminated with heavy metals. It is one of a minority of textile-fibre crops that can be grown in temperate climates. So why, given its potential, is so little hemp used today? (New Internationalist, June 1998, p. 14)