What is a consequence of insufficient coverage due to nozzle selection?

Insufficient coverage due to nozzle selection can lead to a lack of control over targeted pests. When nozzles do not distribute the pesticide effectively or uniformly across the intended area, it can result in areas that are under-treated. This uneven application often means that some pests may not receive an adequate dose of the pesticide, allowing them to survive and potentially reproduce. Additionally, pests in untreated areas can later migrate to treated parts, undermining pest management efforts.

This outcome emphasizes the importance of selecting the right nozzles for effective coverage and pest control. Effective nozzle selection should ensure that the pesticide reaches all areas of the target environment effectively, creating a uniform treatment that helps manage pest populations successfully. Other outcomes like enhanced control, improved plant growth, or no discernible differences rely on adequate application, making the lack of control over pests a direct consequence of insufficient coverage.