Pesticides are chemicals which kill pests, generally insect pests. "Quick action" pesticides kill bugs quickly.
The root word for pesticide is "pest." It comes from the Latin word "pestis," meaning plague or pestilence.
Malathion is primarily a contact pesticide, meaning it acts on pests when they come into direct contact with it. It can also exhibit some systemic properties, allowing it to be absorbed by plants and affect sap-sucking insects that feed on them. However, its main mode of action is through contact.
A pesticide pellet is a homogeneous mixture.
The boys's quick action saved his life.
The cast of Quick Action - 1921 includes: William Russell
Pesticide is made up of two words 'pest and -cide'. The word pest refers to an annoying or troublesome thing. The suffice -cide is borrowed from Latin meaning 'killer' and is used in compound words, such as pesticide and homicide
A speedy or quick action.
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"-cide" is a suffix meaning "to kill".Homicide, suicide, pesticide
"Urgent" refers to something that requires immediate attention or action due to its importance or time sensitivity. It is often used to describe situations that demand quick response or resolution to prevent negative consequences.
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