Which of the following factors is NOT considered when selecting application equipment for pesticides?

When selecting application equipment for pesticides, considerations typically include aspects like the type of application method (for example, spray, granule, or fog), environmental conditions (such as wind speed, temperature, and humidity), and the target site or pest (to ensure effective and safe application that aligns with the specific needs of the area and organism).

However, the color of the pesticide does not play a role in the selection of application equipment. The effectiveness of pesticide application is determined by factors such as coverage, droplet size, and the ability of the equipment to accurately deliver the pesticide to the intended location, rather than its appearance. Therefore, while color may be relevant for identification and safety labeling, it is not a factor that influences the choice of equipment used for application.