House and Garden Pesticides

Pesticides used around the house and garden include insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides, fungicides, and fumigants. Toxic chemicals contained in pesticides include organochlorine and organophosphate compounds, carbamates, and arsenicals. The solvents used as carriers for these include aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, alcohols, and glycol ethers. I34l 

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The active substances are not used as neat chemicals. They are sold as formulated products. Products for small-scale use in house or garden are often ready-to-use formulas. That means they come in diluted form, often in spray cans, and can be used as they are. For large-scale use this is not economical, because a large part of the spray mix is simply water, needed to dilute the active substance. Therefore, pesticide products for use in agriculture or vector control are concentrates. They are diluted with water... 

House plant and garden fertilizers, soluble fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides Battery masses (cells)... 

The blastocyst (early embryo) is relatively resistant to damage in the first 7 days, for up to 75% of cells can be destroyed before tissue differentiation and the embryo can still survive. What might happen if garden pesticides, or house builders formaldehyde containing glue and chemicals, are combined into the genetic material If it is ever confirmed, then we may have the inkling of what makes up the 65% of the unknown causes of developmental defects mentioned by Wilson... 

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