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elixir [45]
3 years ago
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What features of integrated pest management make it a good approach to preserving ecosystems?

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alekssr [168]3 years ago
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Allowing a small but controlled portion of a pest population to remain does less damage to ecosystems, soils, water, and air. Another feature of IPM would be making a habitat more complex, such as mazes, so it can slow the spread of parasites. No-till or low-till agriculture is another feature of IPM because this helps natural enemies of some pests to build up in the soil, whereas plowing destroys the habitats of these enemies.

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Edgen 2020 plus I got a 100 when I typed this out.

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