Chapter 4 - Weed Management Flashcards
Windmillgrass, bermudagrass and dallisgrass are all examples of what type of weeds?
a. annual grasses
b. annual broadleaves
c. sedges
d. perennial grasses
d. perennial grasses
____________ is a cool season grass found in athletic fields, golf courses, home lawns and flower beds across the state.
a. crabgrass
b. field sandbur
c. annual bluegrass
d. crowfootgrass
c. annual bluegrass
An annual grass that is commonly a problem in newly seeded turf and heavy traffic area is:
a. goosegrass
b. field sandbur
c. foxtail
d. annual ryegrass
a. goosegrass
This plant has dark green leaves covered with soft hair and cannot be controlled by mowing.
a. mouseear chickweed
b. henbit
c. carolina geranium
d. sowthistle
a. mouseear chickweed
___________ is a low-growing, creeping perennial weed that prefers moist soils.
a. dandelion
b. yellow woodsorrel
c. dichondra
d. henbit
c. dichondra
__________ is an annual broadleaf weed that emerges in mid-winter with spiny leaves and yellow flowers.
a. chickweed
b. sowthistle
c. henbit
d. prostrate spurge
b. sowthistle
These plants have triangular stems and produce tubers.
a. weeds
b. grasses
c. broadleaves
d. nutsedge
d. nutsedge
Herbicides that are applied to control weeds before they emerge and begin to grow are ___________.
a. postemergent
b. preemergent
c. non-selective
d. surfacants
b. preemergent
Plants that have a waxy cuticle on the leaf surface will absorb herbicide solutions better than plants without this layer.
true or false
false
An example of a grassy weed that is controlled better with a postemergent herbicide is:
a. crabgrass
b. annual bluegrass
c. dallisgrass
d. bermudagrass
c. dalligrass