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Environmental Protection Tip of the Day 5.12: Reward for participation, plus 3 more rewards for answering correctly

2016-05-12View Original

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Judge right or wrong; The more insect holes in a vegetable, the less pesticide it has been treated with, so it is safer ( ) √ ×. ×
Reply #22016-05-12
The more insect holes there are on a vegetable, the less likely it is that pesticides were used, so it’s safer – this statement is incorrect; in fact, it’s more probable that more pesticides were applied. Insects won’t leave until they’ve eaten all the vegetables; the more insect holes there are, the less effective the pesticide application was – it was only after further spraying that the insects disappeared.
Reply #32016-05-12
The more insect holes in a vegetable, the less pesticide it has been treated with, so it is safer (×)
Reply #42016-05-12
Wrong............

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