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Which of the following is not a beneficial insect?
Question

Which of the following is not a beneficial insect?

A.

Lac insect

B.

Silk moth

C.

Termite

D.

Honey bee

Correct option is C

Termites are not considered beneficial insects.
· They are known as destructive pests that feed on wood and other cellulose-containing materials, causing significant damage to buildings, wooden structures, and crops.
· termites play a role in the ecosystem by decomposing dead wood and recycling nutrients, their destructive behavior outweighs any potential benefits they may provide.
· Lac insects produce a resinous substance called lac, which is used to make shellac and other products. They are economically important in the production of lac-based materials.
· Silk moths produce silk, a valuable natural fiber used in textiles and other products. They are cultivated for silk production, making them economically beneficial insects.
· Honey bees are highly beneficial insects that play a crucial role in pollination and the production of honey and beeswax. They are essential for the pollination of many crops and wild plants, contributing significantly to agricultural productivity and ecosystem health.

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