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Pheromone traps use insects' pheromones to attract them. Releasing natural enemies like frogs is a form of biological pest control. Tobacco and neem extracts are common organic pesticides, while chemical pesticides like Furadan and DDT cause environmental problems, though they are widely used.
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- 1. DIVYA NAIR M.P BEd TRAINEE NATURAL SCIENCES OPTIONAL
- 2. Pheromone Trap A Pheromone Trap is a type of insect trap that uses pheromones to lure insects.
- 3. The release of Natural enemies to control pests is a type of Biological control. Example :Frog
- 4. Tobacco Decoction and Neem Kernel suspension are the widely used organic pesticides.
- 5. Chemical Pesticides are widely used .The Environmental Problems caused by them are numerous Ex:Furadan,DDT,Endosulfan