Define a precautionary statement, and give two examples. What will be an ideal ...

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precautionary statement, found on the label of a pesticide, lists any known hazards to humans,
animals, and the environment. It also advises users how to minimize any adverse effects caused by the
pesticide. Examples include two of the following: Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals,
Statement of Practical Treatment, Environmental Hazards, and Physical and Chemical Hazards.

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eradicant fungicide can be applied after disease infection has occurred. It acts systemically and is
translocated by the plant to the site of infection. A protectant fungicide is applied prior to disease
infection. It provides a barrier between the host and the germinating spores. However, this barrier will
be broken down by environmental weathering of the fungicide.