Swarming
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A dispersal flight of termites or ants in order to form new colonies
What percent of coverage in a sub area with vapor barrier?
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80%
Which factors influence if the pesticide moves or not in the air?
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droplet size, height of application, if it turns into vapor
What are the factors that determine if pesticides reach ground water or not?
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presence or absence of water, chemical characteristics, soil type,
geological formations.
Termidor should be applied by a licensed technician familiar with what 6 things?
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trenching, rodding, short rodding, subslab injection, low pressure banded
surface applications, foam delivery techniques
Name 3 types of termites in the US
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Subterranean, Dampwood, Drywood
Protozoa
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Microorganism that breaks down cellulose in hindgut of a termite
Termites cannot digest wood without the aid of _________ in its hindgut?
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Bacteria and Protozoa
Which of the following steps are NOT part of the IPM process?
(A) pest Identification (B) Inspection (C) treatment (D) all are part
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(D) all are part of the IPM process
Larva
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A worm like immature stage of an insect
Which of the following ant species has two petiole nodes?
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, pharoah ant, monomorium pharaonis
Microorganisms
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Protozoa and bacteria that live in the hindgut of termites. They digest
cellulose and convert it into sugars.
What factors should you consider if you accidentally release a pesticide?
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1.)what might be harmed, (2) any off site areas around that could be
harmed(3) anything that could cause the pesticide to move (4) can you
change anything in your application to reduce environment problems.
Metamorphosis
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The change of body during development
Shot hole
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A dispersal flight of termites or ants in order to form new colonies
What percent of coverage in a sub area with vapor barrier?
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80%
Which factors influence if the pesticide moves or not in the air?
,Give this one a try later!
droplet size, height of application, if it turns into vapor
What are the factors that determine if pesticides reach ground water or not?
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presence or absence of water, chemical characteristics, soil type,
geological formations.
Termidor should be applied by a licensed technician familiar with what 6 things?
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trenching, rodding, short rodding, subslab injection, low pressure banded
surface applications, foam delivery techniques
Name 3 types of termites in the US
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Subterranean, Dampwood, Drywood
Protozoa
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Microorganism that breaks down cellulose in hindgut of a termite
Termites cannot digest wood without the aid of _________ in its hindgut?
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Bacteria and Protozoa
Which of the following steps are NOT part of the IPM process?
(A) pest Identification (B) Inspection (C) treatment (D) all are part
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(D) all are part of the IPM process
Larva
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A worm like immature stage of an insect
Which of the following ant species has two petiole nodes?
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, pharoah ant, monomorium pharaonis
Microorganisms
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Protozoa and bacteria that live in the hindgut of termites. They digest
cellulose and convert it into sugars.
What factors should you consider if you accidentally release a pesticide?
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1.)what might be harmed, (2) any off site areas around that could be
harmed(3) anything that could cause the pesticide to move (4) can you
change anything in your application to reduce environment problems.
Metamorphosis
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The change of body during development
Shot hole
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