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1.A,B,C,D. Flush out birdbaths periodically. B. Keep roadside ditches and drainage areas clear of debris so that storm water drains off easily. C. Discard containers that may collect water. D. Avoid prolonged flooding of playing fields. Organic acids can be used to improve turf drainage.

1.A,B,C,D. Flush out birdbaths periodically. B. Keep roadside ditches and drainage areas clear of debris so that storm water drains off easily. C. Discard containers that may collect water. D. Avoid prolonged flooding of playing fields. Organic acids can be used to improve turf drainage.

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... lay their eggs in standing water. Limit the number of places around your home for mosquitoes to breed by getting rid of items that hold water (Figure 7.1. A, B, C, D). ...
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... : Plantae with age as they have the convenience of being almost barren of side effects (Figure 9.7). ...

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