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Diseases
Weeds
Insects
Pesticides
100

A business or individual applicator needs to have this in order to apply pesticides

What is a Pesticide License?

100

This disease is typically characterized by silver dollar sized patches of discoloration in the lawn. 

What is Dollar Spot?

100

This type of weed grows and goes to seed in one season. 

What is an annual?

100

This larva is laid in the soil by beetles and can damage the roots of a lawn. 

What are White Grubs?

100

This pesticide is used to target vegetation

What is Herbicide?

200

This Federal Government agency regulates pesticides.

What is the EPA?

200

This disease presents a unique discoloration and is typically associated with low nitrogen. 

What is Red Thread?

200

This formulation for herbicides is oil based.

What is Ester?

200

This insect is characterized by its bright green exoskeleton and by skeletonizing plant leaves as it feeds. 

What are Japanese Beetles?

200

This pesticide is designed to control the spread of fungal disease

What is Fungicide?

300

This act authorizes the EPA to regulate pesticides in the United States

What is the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)?

300

This can be seen early in the morning with the morning dew and is known as the "fruiting bodies" of the fungi

What is Mycelium?

300

This weed is characterized by it's white fluffy seed heads.

What are Dandelions?

300

This insect causes stippling of the leaves, commonly azaleas.

What are Azalea Lacebugs?

300

This pesticide is designed to kill various insects.

What is Insecticide?

400

This gives the applicator all necessary information ranging from use restrictions to PPE and method rates. It is also legally binding

What is The Label?

400

This disease uniquely can be identified by a circle like growth of mushrooms around the affected area. 

What is Fairy Ring?

400

This weed reproduces via tubers in the soil. 

What is Nutsedge?

400

This larva forms silken tunnels in the thatch and can cause the lawn to appear like it was scalped by a lawn mower.

What are Sod Webworms?

400

This pesticide formulation is capable of causing irreversible eye damage.

What is Amine (Salt based)?

500

This document summarizes the hazards of working with chemicals.

What are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)?

500

This disease is a rare occurrence in our area, but it is one of the most dangerous. This disease has the capability to wipe a good lawn out in a matter of days.

What is Pythium Blight?

500

This aspect of the soil determines nutrient availability. Certain ranges of this aspect cause nutrients more suitable to weeds and less suitable to turf be available. 

What is pH?

500

This larva is capable of wiping a lawn out in a matter of days

What are Army Worms?

500

This image appears on the label of pesticides that are known to kill bees and other pollinators. 

What is the Bee Icon?

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