Core Manual Flashcards

1
Q

pest

A

undesirable organism that causes damage

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2
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pathogens

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disease causing organisms ( viruses, bacteria, or fungi )

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3
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four main groups of pests

A

weeds, invertebrates, vertebrates, pathogens

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4
Q

biological control

A

use of natural enemies to control pests and their damage

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5
Q

chemical control

A

using naturally and or synthetic chemicals to manage pests

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6
Q

mode of action ( pesticide )

A

how the pest is killed

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7
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site of action ( pesticide )

A

the specific biological system affected within the pest

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8
Q

selective pesticide

A

toxic to some pests with little to no effect on others

example: some herbicides may kill broadleaf weeds but not grasses

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9
Q

systemic pesticide

A

absorbed and translocated within a plant or animal

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10
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contact pesticide

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not absorbed through plant; must directly touch site to be effective

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11
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residual pesticides

A

control pests for longer periods of time

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12
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genetic control

A

manipulating genes of organism or choosing specific genetic traits to pass to offspring

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13
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mechanical control

A

traps, sticky surfaces, etc.

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14
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physical control

A

fences, sealing cracks, screens, etc.

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15
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regulatory control

A

control by governmental agencies

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16
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IPM ( Integrated Pest Management )

A

a balanced and tactical pest control strategy that uses a wide range of pest control tactics

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17
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key pests

A

cause major damages on regular basis

18
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secondary pests

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become a problem when a key pest is controlled or absent

19
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occasional pests

A

become troublesome once in awhile because of factors such as life cycle, environmental change, or human activities

20
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economic threshold

A

pest population density at which control measures are needed to prevent the pest from reaching economic injury level

21
Q

economic injury level

A

pest population density that causes losses equal to the cost of control measures

22
Q

DANGER-POISON (signal word)

A

product is highly toxic by any route of entry into the body

23
Q

DANGER (signal word)

A

product is highly toxic by at least one route of entry; severe eye and skin irritation

24
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WARNING (signal word)

A

product is moderately toxic; moderate eye and skin irritation

25
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CAUTION ( signal word )

A

product is slightly toxic; slight eye and skin irritaiton

26
Q

Emulsifiable Concentrate

A

formulation of oil soluable liquid active ingredient, petroleum based solvents, and a mixing agent

27
Q

Solutions

A

active ingredients dissolved into a liquid solvent

28
Q

RTU Low-Concentrate Solutions

A

require no further distillation before application

29
Q

Concentrate Solutions

A

require distillation before application

30
Q

Ultra-Low-Volume Concentrates

A

almost 100% active ingredient, designed to use as is or with small quantity of specfic solvent

31
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Invert Emulsions

A

water soluable pesticide dispered in an oil carrier

32
Q

Flowables

A

containing ai that is not dissolvable in oil or water, results in thick liquid

33
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Granules

A

large and heavy particles that are ready to use

34
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Dusts

A

ai plus a very fine dry inert carrier made from talc, chalk, etc

35
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Pellets

A

similar to granule formation but the particles are the same size and shape

36
Q

Wettable Powder

A

dry finely ground solid materials; most include wetting or dispersing agents; mixed with water and applied by spray

37
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Water-dispersible Granule

A

Wettable powder formations compressed into granule sized particles

38
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Soluable powder

A

formulation that disperses readily in water

39
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Adjuvant

A

chemical that can affect how a pesticide works

40
Q

Surfactant

A

type of adjuvant which alter the dispersing spreading and wetting properties of spray droplets

41
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