Iowa Pesticide Applicator Category 4 Seed
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the bacteria, viruses, or fungi applied to seed
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1 inoculant 2 abdomen
3 compatible 4 arthropod
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, abdomen the end part of an insect's body, which contains
the digestive and reproductive organs
active ingredient (ai) the component of a pesticide product that
affects the pest. active ingredients are normally
mixed with inert ingredients in the formulation
process.
additive a chemical added to a pesticide formulation to
increase its effectiveness or safety
adult full-grown, sexually mature insect
arthropod an invertebrate animal with a jointed body and
limbs; includes both insects and spiders
atomizing disk a dispenser that turns a liquid into a fine mist
using a spinning disk
backflow the flow of a liquid by siphon pressure or
gravity back to its source
back-siphon the reverse flow of water resulting from a
reduction in water pressure
bacteria extremely small, single-celled organisms that
usually lack chlorophyll and reproduce by
fission (splitting of the cell into two equal
halves)
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the bacteria, viruses, or fungi applied to seed
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1 inoculant 2 abdomen
3 compatible 4 arthropod
Don't know?
Terms in this set (76)
, abdomen the end part of an insect's body, which contains
the digestive and reproductive organs
active ingredient (ai) the component of a pesticide product that
affects the pest. active ingredients are normally
mixed with inert ingredients in the formulation
process.
additive a chemical added to a pesticide formulation to
increase its effectiveness or safety
adult full-grown, sexually mature insect
arthropod an invertebrate animal with a jointed body and
limbs; includes both insects and spiders
atomizing disk a dispenser that turns a liquid into a fine mist
using a spinning disk
backflow the flow of a liquid by siphon pressure or
gravity back to its source
back-siphon the reverse flow of water resulting from a
reduction in water pressure
bacteria extremely small, single-celled organisms that
usually lack chlorophyll and reproduce by
fission (splitting of the cell into two equal
halves)
