Which of the following is NOT a type of pesticide?

The correct choice of "Fungopath" is not recognized as a type of pesticide. Pesticides are classified into various categories based on the type of pest they are intended to control.

Insecticides are used to manage insect pests, targeting various insect life stages. Herbicides are formulated to control unwanted plants (weeds), while rodenticides are specifically designed for the control of rodents. Each of these categories has unique modes of action and applications tailored to the characteristics of the pests they target.

The term "Fungopath" does not correspond with established terminology in the field of pest management and does not represent a recognized class of pesticides. The correct term in this context would be "fungicide," which is used to control fungal organisms. Thus, selecting "Fungopath" highlights an incorrect classification of pesticide types.