PCA - Weeds
Absolute sampling - ANS-Sampling to rely each character in a given vicinity
Abutilon theophrasti - ANS-Velvetleaf, Malvaceae
Adjuvant - ANS-Any substance in a system to enhance herbicidal pastime or software
characteristics
Amaranthus retroflexus - ANS-Redroot Pigweed, Amaranthaceae
Amides (propanil) - ANS-Photosynthesis inhibitors
Amsinckia menziesii var. Intermedia - ANS-Coast fiddleneck, Boraginaceae
Annual bluegrass existence cycle - ANS-Winter annual, biennial or perennial
Annual sowthistle existence cycle - ANS-Winter or summer annual
Annual Weed - ANS-Weed plant that completes its existence cycle in 1 year
Aqueous solution (AS), flowable (F), liquid flowable (L) - ANS-Liquid formula requiring agitation
in a spray tank
Auricle - ANS-Small lobe or ear-shaped appendage located at the bottom of the leaf blade of
grasses. Aids in seedling identity
Avena fatua - ANS-Wild oat, Poaceae
Awn - ANS-A bristlelike appendage in grasses, commonly a continuation of the mid-vein of the
bracts surrounding the flower
Banded software - ANS-Application of herbicide to a confined linear strip on or alongside a crop
row rather than a continuous software. Reduces cost of applying high priced herbicides. Applied
to regions that aren't without difficulty cultivated.
Barnyardgrass existence cycle - ANS-Summer annual
Bermuda buttercup lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Biennial Weed - ANS-Weed that completes its existence cycle in 2 years
,Biotype - ANS-organisms/structures with identical genetic make-up resulting in similarity in look
Bipryidiliums (paraquat, diquat) - ANS-Electron acceptors - PSI (accepts electrons to form toxic
free radicals)
Black medic existence cycle - ANS-Summer or winter annual
Black mustard existence cycle - ANS-Winter or summer annuals, once in a while biennials
Brassica nigra - ANS-Black mustard, Brassicaceae
Broadcast utility - ANS-The uniform utility of a pesticide or other cloth over an entire subject or
region.
Bulbs - ANS-the round components of some flora that are underground
Canarygrass existence cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Capsella bursa-pastoris - ANS-Shepherd's purse, brassicaceae
Cattails lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Centaurea solstitialis - ANS-Yellow starthistle, Asteraceae
Chemigation - ANS-Applying a pesticide via water, utilized in fumigants
Chenopodium album - ANS-Common lambsquarters, Chenopodiaceae
Coast fiddleneck life cycle - ANS-Winter annuals
Coleoptile - ANS-The masking of the younger shoot of the embryo of a grass seed.
Collar - ANS-Region in grasses on the junction of the sheath and blade, frequently lighter
coloured than surrounding tissue
Common chickweed life cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Common groundsel lifestyles cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Common knotweed existence cycle - ANS-Perennial
Common lambsquarters lifestyles cycle - ANS-Summer annual
, Compare how differing weed germination necessities have an effect on control choices. -
ANS-Seedlings are maximum prone, so different germination necessities will influence the
control decision as to which technique of germination might be used pre- or post-plant
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of various cultivation methods. - ANS-Hand
cultivation: can be closer to the crop but highly-priced to pay for exertions and room for human
mistakes
Mechanical cultivation: less expensive, however time ingesting and frequently needs a team to
hand cultivate at the back of the equipment
Convolvulus arvensis - ANS-Field bindweed, Convolvulaceae
Conya canadensis - ANS-Horseweed, Asteraceae
Conyza bonariensis - ANS-Hairy fleabane, Asteraceae
Cotyledons - ANS-first leaf or first pair of leaves produced by way of the embryo of a seed plant
Cross-resistance - ANS-Phenomenon in which an person plant is proof against two unique
herbicides through the equal mechanism of resistance
Cyperus difformis - ANS-Smallflower umbrella sedge, Cyperaceae
Cyperus esculentus - ANS-Yellow nutsedge, cyperaceae
Cyperus rotundus - ANS-Purple nutsedge, cyperaceae
Dallisgrass lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Datura stramonium - ANS-Jimsonweed, Solanaceae
Define organic manipulate - ANS-Use of organism or byproducts of dwelling organisms to
suppress or kill pests
Define integrated pest management as used in agricultural weed control applications. -
ANS-The use of organic, bodily, cultural and mechanical manipulate measures to control
agricultural pests and decrease pesticide resistance.
Define mode of movement and the consequences of the usage of an herbicide with a given
mode of action - ANS-Mode of action is the way wherein an herbicide controls a weed. For
example, any herbicide that disrupts cellular membranes may have comparable plant signs and
symptoms.
Absolute sampling - ANS-Sampling to rely each character in a given vicinity
Abutilon theophrasti - ANS-Velvetleaf, Malvaceae
Adjuvant - ANS-Any substance in a system to enhance herbicidal pastime or software
characteristics
Amaranthus retroflexus - ANS-Redroot Pigweed, Amaranthaceae
Amides (propanil) - ANS-Photosynthesis inhibitors
Amsinckia menziesii var. Intermedia - ANS-Coast fiddleneck, Boraginaceae
Annual bluegrass existence cycle - ANS-Winter annual, biennial or perennial
Annual sowthistle existence cycle - ANS-Winter or summer annual
Annual Weed - ANS-Weed plant that completes its existence cycle in 1 year
Aqueous solution (AS), flowable (F), liquid flowable (L) - ANS-Liquid formula requiring agitation
in a spray tank
Auricle - ANS-Small lobe or ear-shaped appendage located at the bottom of the leaf blade of
grasses. Aids in seedling identity
Avena fatua - ANS-Wild oat, Poaceae
Awn - ANS-A bristlelike appendage in grasses, commonly a continuation of the mid-vein of the
bracts surrounding the flower
Banded software - ANS-Application of herbicide to a confined linear strip on or alongside a crop
row rather than a continuous software. Reduces cost of applying high priced herbicides. Applied
to regions that aren't without difficulty cultivated.
Barnyardgrass existence cycle - ANS-Summer annual
Bermuda buttercup lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Biennial Weed - ANS-Weed that completes its existence cycle in 2 years
,Biotype - ANS-organisms/structures with identical genetic make-up resulting in similarity in look
Bipryidiliums (paraquat, diquat) - ANS-Electron acceptors - PSI (accepts electrons to form toxic
free radicals)
Black medic existence cycle - ANS-Summer or winter annual
Black mustard existence cycle - ANS-Winter or summer annuals, once in a while biennials
Brassica nigra - ANS-Black mustard, Brassicaceae
Broadcast utility - ANS-The uniform utility of a pesticide or other cloth over an entire subject or
region.
Bulbs - ANS-the round components of some flora that are underground
Canarygrass existence cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Capsella bursa-pastoris - ANS-Shepherd's purse, brassicaceae
Cattails lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Centaurea solstitialis - ANS-Yellow starthistle, Asteraceae
Chemigation - ANS-Applying a pesticide via water, utilized in fumigants
Chenopodium album - ANS-Common lambsquarters, Chenopodiaceae
Coast fiddleneck life cycle - ANS-Winter annuals
Coleoptile - ANS-The masking of the younger shoot of the embryo of a grass seed.
Collar - ANS-Region in grasses on the junction of the sheath and blade, frequently lighter
coloured than surrounding tissue
Common chickweed life cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Common groundsel lifestyles cycle - ANS-Winter annual
Common knotweed existence cycle - ANS-Perennial
Common lambsquarters lifestyles cycle - ANS-Summer annual
, Compare how differing weed germination necessities have an effect on control choices. -
ANS-Seedlings are maximum prone, so different germination necessities will influence the
control decision as to which technique of germination might be used pre- or post-plant
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of various cultivation methods. - ANS-Hand
cultivation: can be closer to the crop but highly-priced to pay for exertions and room for human
mistakes
Mechanical cultivation: less expensive, however time ingesting and frequently needs a team to
hand cultivate at the back of the equipment
Convolvulus arvensis - ANS-Field bindweed, Convolvulaceae
Conya canadensis - ANS-Horseweed, Asteraceae
Conyza bonariensis - ANS-Hairy fleabane, Asteraceae
Cotyledons - ANS-first leaf or first pair of leaves produced by way of the embryo of a seed plant
Cross-resistance - ANS-Phenomenon in which an person plant is proof against two unique
herbicides through the equal mechanism of resistance
Cyperus difformis - ANS-Smallflower umbrella sedge, Cyperaceae
Cyperus esculentus - ANS-Yellow nutsedge, cyperaceae
Cyperus rotundus - ANS-Purple nutsedge, cyperaceae
Dallisgrass lifestyles cycle - ANS-Perennial
Datura stramonium - ANS-Jimsonweed, Solanaceae
Define organic manipulate - ANS-Use of organism or byproducts of dwelling organisms to
suppress or kill pests
Define integrated pest management as used in agricultural weed control applications. -
ANS-The use of organic, bodily, cultural and mechanical manipulate measures to control
agricultural pests and decrease pesticide resistance.
Define mode of movement and the consequences of the usage of an herbicide with a given
mode of action - ANS-Mode of action is the way wherein an herbicide controls a weed. For
example, any herbicide that disrupts cellular membranes may have comparable plant signs and
symptoms.
