DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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Few labeled for use around food handling, usually limited to spot or crack/crevice
treatments - Residual
Chilopoda - Centipedes
Has one pair of legs per trunk piece - Centipedes
Certain species have first pair of legs modified into poison fangs (bite and injects
poison similar to a wasp or bee sting) - Centipedes
Diplopoda - Millipedes
Has 2 pair of legs per trunk piece - Millipede
Typically does not injure man but can hurt plant crops, few are capable of
squirting a blistering fluid - Millipedes
Sow bugs, copepods, crabs, shrimp, and lobster - Crustacea
Class of scorpions, spiders, ticks, mites - Arachnida
,Distinguished from insects in that they have no antennae and bear 4 pairs of legs
in their adult stage - Arachnids
Typical dwelling of scorpions - Cracks, under furniture, behind clothing, and
other dark protected places
Typical adults have 1 pair of antenna, 3 pairs of legs, and 3 body regions -
Insects
Only class of arthropods to have wings - Class Insecta (True Insects)
Hymenoptera - Ants, bees, wasps
Diptera - flies and mosquitoes
Coleoptera - beetles
Lepidoptera - moths and butterflies
Siphonaptera - fleas
Interval prior to first molt or between 2 molts - Instar
What kind of metamorphosis do silverfish have - No metamorphosis
, Cockroaches, bedbugs, and biting/sucking lice have _______ metamorphosis -
Gradual
Complete metamorphosis entails _____ complete stages - 4
At what metamorphosis stage do insects feed and grow the most? - Larva
Moths, butterflies, mosquitos, gnats, fleas, ants, bees, wasp, and hornets have
________ metamorphosis - Complete
"A plant out of place" - A weed
Plants with a 1-year life cycle (grow from a seed, mature, and produce seed for
the next generation in 1 year or less) - Annuals
Crabgrass and foxtail are examples of _________ annual weeds - Grasslike
Pigweed and cocklebur are examples of __________ annual weeds - Broad
leaved
Plants that form from seed and decline heavy root and compact cluster of leaves
the first year then mature, produce seed, and die in the second year -
Biennials