Chapter 16 Flashcards
Management of plant disease depends on whether the disease is biotic or abiotic
True
The life cycle of a fungus can involve only one type of spore
False
Mycelium is a symptom of fungal disease
False
Scab is more likely to be a problem in dry, cool areas
False
Smut can overwinter in soil, plant debris and seed
True
Most fungal agents that cause post harvest diseases are introduced to the affected seed after harvest
False
Bacterial wilt of alfalfa is less an issue today because of resistant varieties
True
Plant pathogenic viruses are generally composed of DNA enclosed in a protein case
False
Viruses can enter the plant through the stomata
False
Fungi can transmit viruses to a plant
True
A method to control viral diseases is the use of pesticides
False
Insects that damage plants all have mouthparts that pierce
False
Many bactericides are copper-based
True
Contact insecticides, once absorbed by the insect, attack the nervous and respiratory system
True
UG99 stem rust has the potential to threaten 20% of the worlds food supply
True
The visual response by the plant to the pathogen is: A. A symptom B. A disease C. An injury D. An infection
A. A Symptom
Which of the following is NOT an abiotic disease factor? A. Parasitic Plant B. Water Deprivation C. Soil Acidity D. Herbicide
A. Parasitic Plant
Which of the following organisms reproduces by spores? A. Bacterium B. Virus C. Fungus D. Nematode
C. Fungus
Rust disease are caused by which group of fungi? A. Sclertinomycetes B. Basidiomycetes C. Fusariomycetes D. Pythiomycetes
B. Bacidiomycetes
Stem rust can have up to how many different spore stages? A. Two B. Three C. Five D. Seven
C. Five
Damping off affected which growth stage? A. Seedling B. Flowering C. Fruiting D. Senescence
A. Seedling
The disease associated with the Salem witch trials is: A. Scab B. Rust C. Blast D. Ergot
D. Ergot
Leaf spots due to bacteria tend to be: A. Round B. Angular C. Mosaic D. Linear
B. Angular
Bacterial wilts occur when the bacteria invade the: A. Flowers B. Leaves C. Fruit D. Vascular System
D. Vascular System
Common and halo blight affect which crop species? A. Corn B. Small Grains C. Sugar Beets D. Beans
D. Beans
Vein clearing is a symptom common in: A. Viral Diseases B. Bacterial Diseases C. Plant Parasitic Diseases D. Fungal Diseases
A. Viral Diseases
Which plant family does tobacco mosaic virus primarily infect? A. Rose Family B. Potato Family C. Grass Family D. Legume Family
B. Potato Family
Aster yellows is caused by which group of organisms? A. Fungi B. bacteria C. Viruses D. Mycoplasma-Like Organisms
D. Mycoplasma-like Organisms
Nematodes are a type of: A. Insect B. Roundworm C. Fungi D. Bacteria
B. Roundworm
The best strategy for nematode control would be: A. Removal of Plant Debris B. Seed Treatments C. Fungicides D. Crop Rotation
D. Crop Rotation
The soybean cyst nematode causes damage by: A. Necrosis B. Clogging Phloem C. Feeding on Roots D. Defoliating Leaves
C. Feeding on Roots
The corn ear worm feeds on what part of the corn? A. Roots B. Blades C. Stems D. Kernels
D. Kernels
A potential biocontrol being evaluated for use on soybean aphid is which of the following? A. Bacillus thuringiensis B. Binodoxys communis C. Pyrausta nubilalis D. Lepinotarsa decimilneata
B. Binodoxys communis
A ________ is the progressive deviation from a plant’s normal development, appearance or function
Plant Disease
The three facts of the disease triangle are ________, ________, and _________
Pathogen, Host and Environment
Organisms that require living host tissue to obtain nutrients for survival are ________ parasites
Obligate
The disease-causing microorganisms that have both RNA and DNA but lack true cell walls are called __________ organisms
Mycoplasma-like
In the fields with nematode infestations, symptomatic plants grow in circular, localized areas called _______
Hot Spot
Parasitic flowering plants lack root systems and instead absorb water nutrients through organs called ________
Haustoria
The gradual developmental stages of an insect’s life cycle from egg to adult is called _________
Metamorphosis
Insects can have one of the these three types of life cycles- ______ metamorphosis, _______ metamorphosis or _______ metamorphosis
No, Incomplete and Complete
____________ is the management strategy to keep pests at levels that will not cause economic loss
Integrated Pest Management
There are two general categories of fungicides- _______ and _________
Protestants and Systemics
The basic strategies of an IPM program can be categorized into five methods, which are _______, ______, _______, _______ and _______
Cultural, Biological, Mechanical and Chemical
Ergot
Claviceps purpurea
Rice Blast
Pyricularia grisea
Wheat Steam Rust
Puccinia graminis
Powdery Mildew
Erysiphe spp.
Head Blight of Wheat
Fusarium graminearum
Corn Smut
Ustilago maydis
Damping Off
Pythium spp.
Crown Gall
Agrobacterium tumefaciens
Halo Blight
Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseoli
Bacterial Wilt of Alfalfa
Cornynebacterium insidiosum
Common Scab of Potato
Streptomyces scabies
Common Blight
Xanthomonas phaseoli
Aphid
Piercing and Sucking
Weevil
Chewing
Grasshopper
Chewing
Potato Leaf Hopper
Piercing and Sucking
Colorado Potato Beetle
Chewing
Sanitation
Cultural
Green Manures
Biological
Fungicide
Chemical
Tillage
Mechanical
Crop Rotation
Cultural
Irrigation
Cultural
Insecticide
Chemical
Resistant Cultivar
Genetic
Beneficial Insects
Biological
Handpicking
Mechanical