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Five mains groups of pests.
1. Insects
2. Snails and slugs
3. Vertebrates
4. Plant disease agents
5. Weeds


Pest
living things that compete with human beings for food, fiber, and space or attach
humans directly


Hosts
living plants or animals some pests depend on for survival


Name two identifying characteristics common to all adult insects
Six jointed legs
Three body regions

,Two characteristics which aid in distinguishing one insect from another
Wings
Mouthparts


Explain the differences between the basic life cycles of insects
Some change only in size as they develop
Some change form slightly
Some change completely in form and size


Gradual Life Cycle
Eggs - Nymph - Adult
Also referred to "Simple"


Complete Life Cycle
Egg - Larva - Pupa - Adult


Three characteristics of mites, ticks and spiders
Eight jointed legs
Two body regions
Lack wings


List four types of vertebrate animals that can be pests

,Fish
Reptiles
Amphibians
Birds




List types of living organisms that cause plant diseases
Fungi
Bacteria
Viruses
Nematodes


List three main ways a plant responds to infection by a plant disease agent
Overdevelopment of tissue
Underdevelopment of tissue
Death of tissue


Define weeds
Weeds are plants growing where they are not wanted or in a way that is not
desirable


Characteristics of herbaceous grasses
One leaf as the emerge

, Leaves narrow and upright; veins parallel
Fibrous root system
Growing point sheathed and under soil surface
Growing point gradually moves above soil as plant matures




Characteristics of herbaceous broadleaves
Two leaves as they emerge
Leaves broad with net-like veins
Exposed growing points at end of each stem
Perennial broadleaved plant may have growing points on roots and stems below
soil


Characteristics of woody plants
brush and shrubs having several stems and less that 10 feet tall
Trees - single stem and greater than 10 feet tall


Annuals
complete life cycle in less than 12 months


Explain the developmental stages of plants
Seedling - small with seed leaves present
Vegetative rapid growth of stems, roots, and foliage. Water and nutrient uptake
rapid

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