How to Use diamondback moth in a Sentence
diamondback moth
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The idea is that as the gene will spread among male moths while continuing to kill female moths—and eventually the diamondback moth population will crumble.
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Jason Daley,
Smithsonian,
2017-07-11
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The diamondback moths are not irradiated, though, because the irradiation strategy didn’t work.
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Sarah Zhang,
The Atlantic,
2017-09-08
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Pests monitored: Pheromone lures are available for diamondback moths and moths that produce armyworms, cabbage loopers, corn earworms, European corn borers, tomato pinworms, and cutworms.
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The Editors Of Organic Life,
Good Housekeeping,
2017-12-18
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