Pesticide Application Manual Study Guide
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1. Easily controlled
- ANS - Once seeds have germinated and the plants have emerged
above the soil surface, weeds are in the seedling stage. pg.13
2. Asian honeysuckle
- ANS - ( ) invasive shrub in woodlands. pg.15
3. common buckthorn
- ANS - ( ) is the only tree on the state's noxious weed list. pg.15
4. Poison ivy and Oriental bittersweets
- ANS - ( ) are examples of woody vines. pg.15
5. Postemergence (foliar applied)
- ANS - the most common used herbicides for right-of way
situations are ( ) chemicals. pg.17
, 6. ALS-inhibitors
- ANS - ( ) are a group of herbicides used for selective broadleaf
weed control in right-of-ways. pg.18
7. Growth regulator herbicides (also called synthetic auxins)
- ANS - ( ) are used primarily for broadleaf weed control. pg.19
8. the EPSPS inhibitor herbicide, glyphosate,
- ANS - ( ) is a common herbicide used for nonselective vegetation
control. pg.19
9. herbicide resistance
- ANS - ( ) is the ability of a weed species that was once effectively
controlled by a herbicide to survive spray concentration that where
previously effective. pg.20
10. Foliar sprays
- ANS - ( ) are herbicide applications made directly to leafy portions
of the plant. pg.23
11. basal bark application
- ANS - ( ) are generally effective on woody species up to 6 inched
(15 cm) in diameter
12. basal bark application
- ANS - ( ) direct the spray so it contacts the lower portion of stems
and trunks. pg.23