Examples of 'beneficials' in a sentence
Meaning of "beneficials"
beneficials (noun) - This term refers to organisms, typically insects or microorganisms, that are beneficial to plants and ecosystems by helping with pollination, pest control, or nutrient cycling
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- plural of beneficial
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Is ineffective and not compatible with beneficials.
Pyrethroids harsh on beneficials and flare phytophagous mite populations.
Both products can be harmful to beneficials.
Beneficials are insects that do not eat crops but instead help them grow.
Both are very toxic to beneficials.
Keep in mind that beneficials are not pesticides and they are not a miracle cure.
High hazard for beneficials.
Emitted retaining the beneficials effects of other lights and in some cases avoid headache.
Slightly toxic to beneficials.
Product is ' hard ' on beneficials and the environment Inadequate in PEI and Ontario.
This website is a good place to start to learn more about beneficials.
Safe for beneficials.
Bt is a natural way to destroy many types of caterpillars and not harm beneficials.
Product is non-disruptive to beneficials and is a good IPM product.
Is a poor IPM fit as is harsh on beneficials.
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A AP I Product is ' hard ' on beneficials and the environment.
As difficult as it is, this transit is also one of the most beneficials.
Control products and application methods that do not harm beneficials are required.
Is broad spectrum, controls other pests and is harmful to beneficials.
There were small stores near market places where the oranges were beneficials for exportation.
These chemical measures will also affect other insects, including beneficials.
Note, Toxic to bees and certain beneficials.
However, insecticides used to control other pests may kill these beneficials.
Short residual ; harmful to beneficials.
Where possible, select chemical control products that will not harm the beneficials.
