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The resistant insects are able to survive to reproduce and create a population that is also resistant
The correct option here will be A)
only a few resistant individuals resulted in the pesticide becoming
ineffective because The resistant insects are able to survive to reproduce and create a population that is also resistant.
How do insects become resistant to pesticides over time?
- spraying the same pesticide often enables the pests to develope resistant genes which enable them to survive.
- Insects without resistance genes die when exposed to insecticides, allowing individuals with resistance genes to survive and breed, resulting in more resistant insects.
- The number of resistant insects grows with each generation. hence the pesticide often becomes ineefective over time.
Hence The resistant insects are able to survive to reproduce and create a population that is also resistant.
other options are incorrect because:
- resistant insects growing larger and eat less of the plants des not contribute to pesticide resistance.
- The resistant insects cannot change the toxin on the plants this is an impossible thing.
- The resistant insects eating the contaminated surface and leaving the rest for others wont result in the pesticide becoming ineffective,
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