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Question
Match the column A with B and rewrite correct pairs
| A | B | |
| I | Mycoherbicides | Cactoblastis |
| II | Bacterial herbicides | Alternaria |
| III | Insects as herbicides | Xanthomonas |
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Solution
| A | B | |
| I | Mycoherbicides | Alternaria |
| II | Bacterial herbicides | Xanthomonas |
| III | Insects as herbicides | Cactoblastis |
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