Through the mouth. A class of pesticides, that contain a chlorine atom incorporated into an organic molecule. Often highly persistent and many Organochlorine compounds are no longer used as pesticides. Some organophosphates are highly toxic to people and most break down in the environment very rapidly. A plant or animal that derives all its nutrients from another organism.
Parasites often attach themselves to their host or invade the host's tissues.
May result in the injury or death of the host. A microorganism that causes a disease. A pesticide formulation consisting of the dry active ingredient and inert materials pressed into uniform sized granules. A chemical or other substance used to destroy plant and animal pests. Active ingredient mixed with inert materials.