Used to attract pests to traps or poisoned baits, considered to be a pesticide. A substance that is toxic to birds. A substance that is toxic to bacteria. The control of certain organisms by the use of their natural enemies, such as predators and parasites. Pesticides produced from chemicals found in plants.
Some examples are nicotine, pyrethrins, and strychnine.
To measure or figure the volume of a product dispensed by a machine or instrument. A class of insecticides with similar chemical structure. A liquid or gas added to help dispense a pesticide effectively, used to dilute a formulated product making it ready for application. A chemical used in the prevention of animal reproduction. A measure of temperature.