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What is Bacillus thuringiensis and what can it be used for in the garden?
 
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A recommended guideline for feeding horses that are working is to provide their daily
  allowance:
 
  A. at one offering B. in two offerings C. in three or more offerings



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Answer to Question 1

It is a bacterium that kills the larvae of moths and butterflies. It can be used for killing leaf-eating larvae.

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