MN Pesticide Applicators-J Cat Questions and Verified Solutions

MN Pesticide Applicators-J Cat Questions and Verified Solutions Describe what areas/sites an applicator with the natural area, forestry, and rights-of-way certification can treat - Answer -Certified to treat vegetation plus emergent vegetation exposed above water or found in natural areas, forest, and rights-of-way. Describe the type of work that requires a natural area, forestry, and rights-of-way certification - Answer - Natural areas, managed to protect existing species, or restore native plant communities to a more natural state Right of ways, maintain facilities and structures such as power lines and outages to prevent possible problems which include power outages Forestry, THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE ABORICULTURE, but is limited to silviculture which the establishing and managing of forest. On a drawing, ID different plant types, such as terrestrial, submergent, floating-leaved and emergent - Answer -Emergent plants/vegetation are plants that are rooted in the sediment with most of its parts into above the waterline Floating plants are plants rooted in the lake bottom, but leaves and flowers float on the surface. Submergent vegetation are plants that have stems or leaves growing entirely below the surface of the water as water levels fluctuate Terrestrial plants are living or growing on dry land Using labels, distinguish between herbicide approved for terrestrial vs. aquatic emergent plant sites of application - Answer -READ THE LABEL, see what site the herbicide is allowed to be applied. Herbicides can be used for either terrestrial, aquatic or both sites. As a Cat. J applicator you can not apply chemical directly to surface water, but you can apply DEPENDENT OF LABEL to areas that have temporary surface water like snow or ice. Identify the areas on a label where you should check for restrictions or special instructions for aquatic uses - Answer -Product Use and Restrictions, species for treatment, and Use sites and Wetland sites in forest and non-crop Areas