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Our experience with herbicides and insecticides indicates that

Our experience with herbicides and insecticides indicates that
A) both are capable of selecting for natural resistance by evolution.
B) herbicides, but not insecticides, are capable of selecting for natural resistance by evolution.
C) insecticides, but not herbicides, are capable of selecting for natural resistance by evolution.
D) neither are capable of selecting for natural resistance by evolution.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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