Site Evaluation
Insects and Mites
Pesticides in the Environment
IPM Introduction
Wild Card
100

This term refers to a property or part of a property where turf and ornamental practices are applied.

What is a site?

100

This order, meaning "scale wings," includes moths and butterflies, and undergoes complete metamorphosis.

What is Lepidoptera?

100

This disorder occurs when most worker bees in a colony disappear, leaving behind a queen, food, and a few nurse bees.

What is Colony Collapse Disorder

100

A key advantage of IPM is that it helps reduce reliance on this.

What are pesticides?

100

A method of asexual reproduction where new plants develop from rhizomes, bulbs, tubers, cuttings, or grafts.

What is vegetative propagation?

200

Tilling, watering, pruning, fertilizing, and mowing are all examples of this type of plant management method.

What are cultural practices?

200

These insects capture prey.

What are predators?

200

The process of injecting fertilizers or pesticides through an irrigation system is known as this.

What is chemigation?  

200

This U.S. agency was established to regulate pesticides and protect the environment.

What is the EPA?

200

his tissue conducts sugars and metabolic products from the leaves, while this tissue conducts water and dissolved minerals from the roots upward.

What are phloem and xylem?

300

The optimal soil pH range for most plants is within this range.

What is 6.0 – 7.0?

300

This order means "two wings" and includes flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and midges, and undergoes complete metamorphosis.

What is Diptera?

300

This term describes a pesticide that remains effective even after rainfall or irrigation.

What is rainfast?

300

This scientist’s work led to increased awareness of pesticide dangers and influenced stricter regulations.

Who is Rachel Carson?

300

This type of herbicide targets only certain types of plants while leaving others unaffected.

What is a selective herbicide?

400

The influences of site conditions such as exposure, soil type, and moisture on plants are known as this.

What are location effects?

400

These insects tunnel inside the trunks, branches, or roots of plants.

What are borers?

400

These types of soils are most prone to leaching.

What are sandy soils?

400

These two advanced technologies are now being used in modern pest management.

What are AI and drones?

400

This list contains weeds that must be prevented from spreading, but complete eradication is not required.

What is the Control list?

500

The dry weight of soil divided by the soil volume is called this.

What is bulk density?

500

This order, meaning "membrane wings," includes sawflies, wasps, bees, and ants, and undergoes complete metamorphosis.

What is Hymenoptera?

500

This phenomenon occurs when pesticide droplets or particles are carried away from the target area by wind, potentially affecting non-target plants, animals, or water sources.

What is pesticide particle drift?

500

This ancient civilization used ants as a natural method of pest control.

Who are the Chinese?

500

Powdery mildew and fungus gnats are examples of this type of plant problem.

What are biotic problems?

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