Chemistry, 08.12.2021 23:40, kaykaystark5528

Which 4 of the following are true of the first pesticide? A. it killed fungus on potatoes in Ireland

B. it was called the Bordeaux Mixture

C. it killed mold on grapes in France

D. it was a mixture of copper sulfate and lime

E. it killed beetles on corn in Kansas

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