Invasive Sp.
ID
Herbicides and Uses
Herbicide Safety
Herbicide Mixing and Application
Field Safety and First Aid
100

What classifies a species as an invasive species?

Is nonnative to a specified geographic are. 

Is able to establish on many sites and grow quickly. 

Spreads to the point of disrupting plant communities or ecosystems

100

What are three crucial information facts found on an herbicide label? 

•Brand and chemical names

•EPA Registration number

•PPE Requirements

•First aid

•Precautionary statements

•Type of target species

•Environmental hazards

•Approved mixing and application methods

•Approved application sites

•Approved storage and disposal

100

These protective items are required when handling herbicides and include gloves, long sleeves, and rubber boots.

What is personal protective equipment (PPE)?

100

What is the most hazardous time for chemical exposure?

When mixing herbicides.

100

These are common symptoms of herbicide exposure and heat stress.

What are lethargy, headache, and dizziness?

200

Name the invasive grass with a white, off-center midvein.

What is cogon grass?

200

This oil-based herbicide is not safe for aquatic environments and is used in basal bark or cut stump treatments.

What is Triclopyr Ester?

200

What is the minimum number of times you need to rinse empty backpack sprayers and other herbicide containers?

THREE!!!

200

The concentration of Garlon 3A for foliar treatment of coral ardisia is this percentage.

What is 3%?

200

This is the primary exposure pathway for most herbicide-related incidents.

What is dermal (skin) exposure?

300

What are some mechanisms for species to invade new areas

Hitchhiker, aquarium trade, horticulture/ornamental, forages for livestock, infrastructure/soil stabilization

300

All herbicides used in Florida State Parks need to be approved for...

"forests and non-crop areas"

300

To prevent skin cancer, workers should apply SPF 30+ sunscreen and wear this key item of PPE.

What is a sun hat (or sunblock, sunglasses, etc.)?

300

Besides herbicides, this type of additive improves spray coverage by increasing the surface area of droplets.

What is a surfactant?

300

Name one key item you should always carry in your field safety "Go Bag."

What is a first aid kit (or any other safety item listed)?

400

True or False? The following are important resources for invasive species: IFAS, FNAI, FISC, ISB, FNAI  

TRUE!!!

400

This water-soluble herbicide degrades quickly, is aquatic safe, and is used for foliar applications.

What is Triclopyr Amine/Aquatic Glyphosate

400

True or False: You need to calculate the amount of herbicide per acre for every treatment because there is a legal limit to how much herbicide can be applied per acre per year.

TRUE!!!

400

Before adding adjuvants and active ingredients, this percentage of the tank should be filled with water or oil.

What is 50% to 75%?

400

When working with herbicides, this part of your body is the most commonly exposed and requires protection.

What are the hands and forearms?

500

Name 5 invasive plant species commonly found in District 4

skunk vine, cogongrass, nadalgrass, old world climbing fern, air potatoe, BP

500

This non-selective herbicide remains active in soil.

What is Imazapyr?

500

Name one signal word you might find on an herbicide label indicating the level of hazard.

What is "Warning" (or "Caution" or "Danger")?

500

How many ounces of herbicide are needed to make 10 gallons of a 0.25% surfactant solution?

What is 3.2 ounces?

500

Field personnel are advised to drink approximately this amount of water every half-hour to prevent heat stress.

What is 1 cup?

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