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(D) 'Devine' and 'Collego' are examples of mycoherbicides, which are biological agents used to control weeds.'Devine' is a mycoherbicide derived from

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Bioherbicides

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(D) 'Devine' and 'Collego' are examples of mycoherbicides, which are biological agents used to control weeds.'Devine' is a mycoherbicide derived from the fungus $Phytophthora$ $	ext{palmivora}$, used to control milkweed vines in citrus orchards.'Collego' is a mycoherbicide derived from the fungus $Colletotrichum$ $	ext{gloeosporioides}$, used to control the northern jointvetch in rice and soybean fields.Therefore, both are classified as bioherbicides.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$(a)$ Rotenone	$(1)$ Derris elliptica
$(b)$ Nimbin	$(2)$ Azadirachta indica
$(c)$ Pyrethrum	$(3)$ Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium
$(d)$ Thurioside	$(4)$ Bacillus thuringiensis

'Devine' and 'Collego' are two agricultural substances that are used as

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