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Chapter 57, Problem 2CQ
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To determine:
The factors that might limit the losses which occur due to crop pests.
Introduction:
Some plants need protection against the pests while some plants are evolved enough to protect themselves by developing their defense mechanisms. Those plants that do not have any defense mechanism are needed to be protected.
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