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But it said "Organic farmers are looking for non-chemical methods to rid their crops of pests"
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(C)..WEll obviously, insect goes through caterpillar stage thus if this approach is going to eliminate caterpillars, then it will also eliminate insects that are benficial to plants.
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I pick C as my answer. I see a few of you think B is a good answer too. Here is my though: "Because many agricultural pests do not go through a caterpillar stage, it would not be advisable to try to eradicate agricultural pests with the method mentioned above." What about those pests that do go through a caterpillar stage? Obviously B is not convincing enough to pursuade not to use electric shock.
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(C)..WEll obviously, insect goes through caterpillar stage thus if this approach is going to eliminate caterpillars, then it will also eliminate insects that are benficial to plants.


That is not true

12% of insects go through a stage where they are Nymps.... small versions of the adult without going through the stage of being a larvae (catipillar)

https://www.uen.org/utahlink/activities/ ... ty_id=2024

that is a logical explination though
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its a tough choice between B and C.



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