Sentence examples for destroy insect from inspiring English sources

Pesticides, which can destroy insect larvae and other beneficial organisms, aren't used here.

Originally from common soil bacteria, Cry9C can specifically destroy insect intestine and was introduced into StarLink GMO corn to kill predatory caterpillars (see this article).

The problem is further complicated by the fact that control measures not only kill unwanted insects, but also may harm honey bees as well as the parasites and predators that destroy insect pests.

The Mcf1 toxin has been shown to destroy insect phagocytes and to cause the insect midgut to disintegrate via apoptosis [ 28], causing the characteristic 'floppy' phenotype of Photorhabdus infected insects whose gut has therefore collapsed.

The " Photorhabdus virulence cassette" or PVC-SS was originally identified as a prophage-derived secretory system in Serratia entomophila, where it delivers toxins that confer a strong anti-feeding activity against the infected grass grub beetle larvae [ 41] and in Photorhabdus, where it extrudes toxins that destroy insect hemocytes by inducing actin condensation [ 40].

If you want to store the dried fruit for a longer time, pasteurize it to destroy insect eggs.

Preventive medicine can ensure clean water supplies, destroy insects that carry infections, teach hygiene, and show how to make the best use of resources.

Thus, they are valuable in the control of insects, even helping to prevent the spread of tree diseases, such as Dutch elm disease, by destroying insect carriers.

The new language states that the buyer, at the buyer's expense, may choose to have a wood destroying insect inspection (except under VA financing, then it is the seller's expense).

And now, King is modifying his centipede/hobo spider protein to come up with new uses fighting chronic pain and cancer or destroying insect pests, for example.

PVC pnf from Pa destroys insect blood cells [ 26] and we speculate that the PVCs act like a syringe to deliver the encoded effector molecules to their target cells.