review Flashcards

1
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Piercing/Sucking Mouthpart

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Diptera

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2
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Chewing Mouthpart

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Orthoptera

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3
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Chewing-Lapping Mouthpart

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Hymenoptera

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4
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Sucking Mouthpart

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Lepidoptera

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5
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Most Destructive Order:

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Lepidoptera

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6
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Naiads

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-Abdominal Gills
-Siphons
-Plastrons
-Flat Bodies
-Hooks on Feet

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7
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Parthenogenesis

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Can reproduce on its own, no mate

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8
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Hormone released when molting:

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Ecdysone

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9
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Sound Communication: Drumming

A

Roaches

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10
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Sound Communication: Strigulating

A

Grasshopper & Cricket

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11
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Sound Communication: Piping

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Bees

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12
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Sound Communication: Vibration

A

Cicadas

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13
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Ametabolous

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Thysanura

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14
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Hemimetabolous

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Young live in different habitat than adults; naiads; Odonata

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15
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Paurometabolous

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Change in size; Orthoptera

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16
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Holoumetabolous

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Complete metamorphosis; Lepidoptera

17
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Interspecific

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Communication with different species

18
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Intraspecific

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Communication within same species

19
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Aposematic coloration

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Warning Colors

20
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Eusocial

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Blattodea & Hymenoptera
Colony, Generations, Caste System, Queen

21
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Caste System

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Soldiers, Workers, & Queen. Division of Labor

22
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First step of IPM:

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Prevention

23
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Systemic Pesticide

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Roots take up Pesticide, pest eats & dies

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Contact Pesticide

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Must make contact with pest in order to kill

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Soap & Oil Considerations:
Soap will clog pores Soap is broad spectrum Oil can cause Phytotoxicity
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Broad
Will kill everything, even beneficials
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Keep pests small, prevents reproduction
Juvenile Hormone
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Pesticide Safety
Correct Dosage Follow Directions Temperature Consideration Not using Broadcast Time of Day
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How pesticide will kill pest. Break down Gut/Exoskeleton/etc.
MOA Mode of Action
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Economic Threshold
Prevent pests from reaching a point of monetary damage
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Economic Injury Level
When pests reach a level that they need to be treated; cost more money to treat than to keep the plant
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Mechanical IPM:
Sticky Traps
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Physical IPM:
Hand-Picking
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Cultural IPM:
Change in environment
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Biological IPM:
Bringing another insect to feed on pest