Across
- 6. a substance (as an element or compound) obtained from a chemical process or used to get a chemical result
- 8. chemicals used to kill bacteria; may also be used as a growth stimulant in livestock
- 9. introducing dna from other species in order to get new characteristics such as vitamin production, disease resistance, etc.
- 10. endorsed authoritativelyas having met certain standards
- 13. chemicals made in one part of the body that act on another part of the body;part of the body’s chemical message system; used to make livestock grow faster or produce more milk
- 14. to soil, stain, or infect by contact or association
- 16. biological variety in an environment as indicated by numbers of different species of plants and animals
- 17. insects—insects that perform valued services like pollination and pest control
- 18. usually small plastic pieces with embedded hormones that are inserted under an animal’s skin for slow-release of the chemicals
Down
- 1. chemicals that kill plants
- 2. ecological approach to pest management, incorporating all available techniques in a plan to manage the pest in such a manner that economic damage is reduced and adverse side effects are minimized
- 3. following,agreeing with, or based on a way of doing things that is wide lyaccepted and followed
- 4. chemicals that kill insects
- 5. a substance (asmanure or a chemical) used to make soil produce larger or more plant life
- 6. a careful preservation and protection of something; especially planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, pollution, destruction, or neglect
- 7. an individual grown from a single body cell of its parent and having the same genes as its parent
- 11. large pens of livestock kept confined and usually fed grain until large enough to harvest
- 12. the state of wearing away by or as if by the action of water, wind, or glacial ice
- 15. made, produced, or performed by human beings
- 17. cage small cages used to hold several hens for long periods of time
