Chapter 12: Biopesticides for Management Flashcards

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what are presticides derived from

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animals, microorganisms, certain minerals

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2
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Who regulates biopesticides

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Pollution Prevention Division (BPPD), Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP)

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How are biopesticides differentiated from other insecticides

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  1. Unique Mode of Action (MOA)
  2. Narrow pest range
  3. Low use volume
  4. Natural occurrence
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4
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What do bipopesticides target

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One specific group of pests

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5
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Are Insect growth regulators harmful for natural enemies

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No

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6
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What is the EPA

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Enviromental Protection Agency

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7
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Biopesticides are registered under what classes

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  1. Microbial Pesticides
  2. biochemical pesticides
  3. plant-incorperated protectants
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8
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How are microbial pesticides similar to conventional insecticides

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Sprayed / delivered similarly

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9
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How are microbial pesticides formulated

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dusts, liquid drenches, liquid concentrates, wettable powders, granules

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10
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active ingredients in microbial pesticides

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bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa

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11
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What form of bacteria are commonly used as insecticides

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spore-forming, genus Bacillus

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12
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Viruses are believed to have -

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management potential

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13
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what kind of viruses are most commonly used for insect management

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baculoviruses

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14
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what are protozoa

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single celled organisms

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15
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are fungi naturally occuring

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yes

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16
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What do protozoa do when ingested

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kill insects when ingested

17
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What do Insect Growth Regulators do

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disrupt the normal growth and development of immature insects

18
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what do Insect Growth Regulators target

A

chemical analogs of ecdysone or Juvenile Hormone

19
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Active ingredients in Insect Growth Regulators

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Methoprene, S-methoprene, S-Hydroprene, S-Kinoprene

20
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What does methoprine help with

A

suppression of beetles, flies, mosquitoes, ants, and others
on food, nonfood, ornamentals, and livestock

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What does S-Methoprene help with

A

suppression of beetles, flies, mosquitoes, ants, and others
on food, nonfood, ornamentals, and livestock, pest products

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What does S-Hydroprene help with

A

Cockroaches, and food handling locations

23
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What does S-Kinoprene used for

A

whiteflies, gnats, aphids, mealybugs, and scales on
ornamentals

24
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What do repellants do

A

Attract pests to sites where they are killed or repell away from source

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What are examples of plant oils used as repellants
Cedarwood, citronella, eucalyptus, jojoba, lavandin, linalool
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What are attractants
Cinnamaldehyde, citronellol, eugenol and methyl eugenol, geraniol,
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Suffocating agents
type of oil that affects various stages of soft body insects that block respiratory system (spiracles) or breaks down cuticle
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Desiccants
Disrupts the waxy outer layer of the cuticle causing water loss and resulting in death
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Coatings
nontoxic physical parrier between insect pest and leaf surface
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Pheromones
volatile chemical attractants involved in finding insect mates (synthetic versions used in traps)
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What is another name for GMO
Transgenic Plants
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Gene stacks
produce plants resistant to multiple pest species
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What do Plant-Incorporated Protectants
creates crop plants that are resistant to certain insects
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Why are Plant-incorporated protectant benificial
high specificity against certain insects
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protein gene responsible for producing toxin from insect pathogen
Bacillus Thuringiensis