The insecticidal compound BtK is a bacterium or bacterial product is an acronym of Bacillus thurigiensis var. Kurstaki is mainly effective against lepidopterans interferes with normal action of the tormogen cells | crosses peritrophic membrane of midgut and binds receptors.

The insecticidal compound BtK is a bacterium or bacterial product is an acronym of Bacillus thurigiensis var. Kurstaki is mainly effective against lepidopterans interferes with normal action of the tormogen cells | crosses peritrophic membrane of midgut and binds receptors.

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The insecticidal compound BtK
is a bacterium or bacterial product
is an acronym of Bacillus thurigiensis var. Kurstaki
is mainly effective against lepidopterans
interferes with normal action of the tormogen cells
O crosses peritrophic membrane of midgut and binds receptors.

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