virus
What Virus affects tomatoes, legumes, and cotton? Affects plants in the seedling and vegetative stages. Lastly affects all parts of plants.
What is Leaf Curl Virus?
Bacterial Diseases are easier to _____ rather than cure.
What is prevent?
What is the most common and easiest diseases to treat?
What is a Fungal Disease?
What are the purposes of pesticides?
What is intended to prevent, destroy, or repel pests?
What do these virus prevention methods prevent?
Prevention Method:
Plant disease-resistant varieties, Control insects carrying the disease, remove and destroy infected plants, and control weeds.
What is the Mosaic Virus?
What Virus causes leaves to curl and turn yellow and stunts plant growth, deforms fruits, etc?
What is a Mosaic Virus
What are Bacterial Diseases spread by?
What is infected seeds, animals & birds, irrigation, and machinery?
What is the life cycle of Fungi? ( Include all four stages )
What is Spore production, spore, spore germination, and hyphal growth?
How many types of life cycles are there for weeds?
What is three?
What are the prevention methods for Bacterial Blight?
What is use crop rotation, provide space for air circulation, use seeds from noninfected plants, and avoid handling plants when wet.
What viruses environmental conditions are : transmitted by insects?
What is Mosaic Virus?
What is the name of the Bacterial Disease that forms dark spots on the base of stems and roots in cabbage plants?
What is Black Leg?
What Fungal Disease has a treatment method that has fungicides which contain Quintoze?
What is Wirestem?
What weed will live for several years?
What are perennials?
Which Fungal disease prevention method needs to maintain a soil pH above 7.2, pending plant growth requirements?
What is Clubroot?
Which Virus stunts a plant's leaves and stem shoot growth, curls leaf margins, and causes leave margins to turn still and yellow?
What is Leaf Curl Virus?
Which Bacterial Diseases affects potatoes - makes the tissue become saturated and wet.
What is Bacterial Soft Rot?
What Fungal Disease initially infects leaves; makes leaves turn yellow or brown. White or purple mold spots appear on the underside of the leaf.
What is Downy Mildew.
What is a Herbicide?
What is a chemical which kills plants or inhibits their normal growth?
What are the prevention methods for Broadleaf plantain?
What are hand-picked weeds, tillage, and reduced soil compaction?
What are the Environmental conditions of the Leaf Curl Virus?
What are weed-infested fields and large insect populations?
What are the Characteristics of the Bacterial Disease FireBlight?
What causes infected flowers to wilt and turn black or brown. Forms orange-red streaks on the bark. Dries out and kills wood?
Rust environmental conditions are?
What is warm wet weather, humidity, and heavy wind?
What is the name of this weed? Can grow up to 18 feet in height, deep-rooted with very long taproots, and pods contain 10 to 17 seeds.
What is mesquite?
What are the prevention methods for the Fungal Disease Fusarium Wilt?
What is plant resistant crops, provide proper care, remove infected plants, and use proper rotation and spacing?