TURF & LANDSCAPE (PESTICIDE APPLICATOR) TEST 2025
Damage Inflicted by Insects - ANSWER Chew, Tunnel, Suck plant sap, Cause
gall and other deformities on plants, Inject poisonous chemicals in plants,
Transmit diseases to plants, make life difficult to humans
Insect body parts - ANSWER Body Form: 3 parts: head, thorax, abdomen
Legs: 3 pairs which are fixed to head
Arachnids Body Parts - ANSWER Body: 2 parts, head and abdomen
Legs: 4 pairs attached to head
True Grasses - ANSWER 1.Paths with flat parallel veins and narrow leaves
will have a fibrous root system, normally.
2.The point of growth is frequently at or below ground level, frequently in
young plants.
3.Produce tillers (second stems) from the lower nodes on the main stem almost
always
Annual Weeds - ANSWER Live for under 12 months and can produce
enormous quantities of seeds within a single season
Annuals are hardest to control in cultivated soil and disturbed soil
Hardest to control, expensive to control as they are abundant and produce
profuse seeds
Biennial Weeds - ANSWER Live for two or more growing season
Germinate from seed during spring and summer and develop a rosette of leaves
Worst for lawns, roadsides, and abandoned areas and best managed by
herbicides at the rosette stage
Perennial Weeds - ANSWER Do not flower first year
All of the most persistent and problematic Weeds to control
Damage Inflicted by Insects - ANSWER Chew, Tunnel, Suck plant sap, Cause
gall and other deformities on plants, Inject poisonous chemicals in plants,
Transmit diseases to plants, make life difficult to humans
Insect body parts - ANSWER Body Form: 3 parts: head, thorax, abdomen
Legs: 3 pairs which are fixed to head
Arachnids Body Parts - ANSWER Body: 2 parts, head and abdomen
Legs: 4 pairs attached to head
True Grasses - ANSWER 1.Paths with flat parallel veins and narrow leaves
will have a fibrous root system, normally.
2.The point of growth is frequently at or below ground level, frequently in
young plants.
3.Produce tillers (second stems) from the lower nodes on the main stem almost
always
Annual Weeds - ANSWER Live for under 12 months and can produce
enormous quantities of seeds within a single season
Annuals are hardest to control in cultivated soil and disturbed soil
Hardest to control, expensive to control as they are abundant and produce
profuse seeds
Biennial Weeds - ANSWER Live for two or more growing season
Germinate from seed during spring and summer and develop a rosette of leaves
Worst for lawns, roadsides, and abandoned areas and best managed by
herbicides at the rosette stage
Perennial Weeds - ANSWER Do not flower first year
All of the most persistent and problematic Weeds to control
