screw worm meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. This included the eradication of the screw worm on both sides of the Rio Grande.
2. He attained great success in eradicating the screw worm fly, a serious and sometimes fatal pest of livestock in the southwestern United States.
3. Australia was helping Malaysia to rear sterile old world screw worms and these could be released to eliminate the pest, which can damage fruit and vegetable crops.
4. During World War II the Mark 5 version was developed to function more like a sextant with a single pivot arm replacing the linear screw worm drive which set the height of the object.
5. "The State Department gave the Camarena case lower priority than the eradication of the screw worm from vegetable crops in Mexico, " said Carlo A . Boccia, the DEA agent who headed the Camarena investigation.
6. Nuclear technology has helped rid the United States of the new world screw worm, Latin America of the fruit fly and more recently, in 1997, Zanzibar of the tsetse fly, which kills humans and livestock.
7. The underlying principle is that used to eradicate the screw worm fly _ inundate an infested area with male embryos rendered sterile by radiation and allow them to hatch, grow up and mate with their wild cousins.
8. And senior American officials now believe that an outbreak of screw worm, a disease that afflicts animals and people, was spread deliberately 14 years ago in Mexico less than 50 miles from the Texas border by Mexican workers who were employed in a screw worm eradication program and feared the loss of their jobs.
9. And senior American officials now believe that an outbreak of screw worm, a disease that afflicts animals and people, was spread deliberately 14 years ago in Mexico less than 50 miles from the Texas border by Mexican workers who were employed in a screw worm eradication program and feared the loss of their jobs.
10. Previous winners include U . S . Department of Agriculture scientists who developed eradication techniques for the screw worm fly in the southern United States and Mexico, plant breeders who brought revolutionary new varieties of rice to southern Asia and the economist whose market reforms have been credited with bringing basic food self-sufficiency to China.