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'''DEET''', [[IUPAC]] chemical name '''N,N-diethyl-''m''-toluamide''', is an insect repellent with low toxicity to mammals and birds. It was developed by the

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<tr><td>[[Mammal]]s</td><td>5,416</td><td>[[Insect]]s</td><td>950,000</td><td>[[Moss]]es</td><td>15,000</td><td>[[Lichen]]s</t

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...ized industrially as [[insecticide]]s, and still are used as highly potent insect killers, although too toxic for general use. Their toxicity is exploited a

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Complete metamorphosis occurs only in [[insect|insects]]. This type of metamorphosis is characterized by a larval stage t

* [[Botfly]], a harmful insect

...es with violence, because the applicators poisoned the bees along with the insect pests and threatened the beekeepers' livelihoods. Increasing concerns about ...n guesswork. Ideally the IPM advisor should monitor beneficial insects and insect predators as well.

...es''' and '''Deer flies''') are any of several species of largish flying [[insect]]s order Diptera, that inflict a painful bite on [[mammal]]s. The term mos

|Mating tortoise beetles.jpg|[[Insect]]s [[reproduction|reproduce]] in countless ways. These two mating [[tortois |Bee pollinating a wallflower.jpg|[[Bee]]s, like many [[insect]]s, [[pollination|pollinate]] [[flower]]s—transferring the flowers' [[pol

'''Gall wasps''' (cynipidae), or gall flies, are small [[insect]]s in the order hymenoptera, which also contains [[ant]]s. They are named

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