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TN Pesticide Applicator questions and 100% answers bioaccumulation - Correct Answer ability to accumulate chemical residuals in the fatty tissues of animals biomagnification - Correct Answer process whereby some organisms accumulate chemical residues in higher concentrations than those found in the organisms they consume pathogens - Correct Answer disease-causing organisms 4 main pest groups - Correct Answer weeds invertebrates (insects, mites, ticks. spiders, snails) disease agents or pathogens (viruses, fungi, etc) vertebrates (birds, fish, rodents, other mammals) integrated pest management (IPM) - Correct Answer combined use of several compatible management methods to prevent pests from reaching economically or aesthetically damaging levels with the least risk to the environment natural controls - Correct Answer measures that check or destroy pests without depending on humans for their continuance or success ex. of natural controls - Correct Answer wind, temperature, sunshine, rain, naturally occurring predators, parasites, and pathogens applied controls - Correct Answer pest control initiated through human intervention ex. of applied controls - Correct Answer biological, mechanical. cultural, physical/environmental modification, genetic, chemical, regulatory methods biological control - Correct Answer introduction of a pest's suitable natural enemies mechanical control - Correct Answer use of devices, machines, and other physical methods to control pests or alter their environment ex. of mechanical control - Correct Answer traps, screens, barriers, fences, nets cultivation - Correct Answer controlling weeds & soil-inhabiting pests by physically destroying weed growth and disrupting soil conditions suitable for survival of pests exclusion - Correct Answer mechanical control technique that consists of barriers to prevent pests from getting into an area

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TN Pesticide Applicator questions and
100% answers
bioaccumulation - Correct Answer ability to accumulate chemical residuals in the fatty
tissues of animals

biomagnification - Correct Answer process whereby some organisms accumulate
chemical residues in higher concentrations than those found in the organisms they
consume

pathogens - Correct Answer disease-causing organisms

4 main pest groups - Correct Answer weeds
invertebrates (insects, mites, ticks. spiders, snails)
disease agents or pathogens (viruses, fungi, etc)
vertebrates (birds, fish, rodents, other mammals)

integrated pest management (IPM) - Correct Answer combined use of several
compatible management methods to prevent pests from reaching economically or
aesthetically damaging levels with the least risk to the environment

natural controls - Correct Answer measures that check or destroy pests without
depending on humans for their continuance or success

ex. of natural controls - Correct Answer wind, temperature, sunshine, rain, naturally
occurring predators, parasites, and pathogens

applied controls - Correct Answer pest control initiated through human intervention

ex. of applied controls - Correct Answer biological, mechanical. cultural,
physical/environmental modification, genetic, chemical, regulatory methods

biological control - Correct Answer introduction of a pest's suitable natural enemies

mechanical control - Correct Answer use of devices, machines, and other physical
methods to control pests or alter their environment

ex. of mechanical control - Correct Answer traps, screens, barriers, fences, nets

cultivation - Correct Answer controlling weeds & soil-inhabiting pests by physically
destroying weed growth and disrupting soil conditions suitable for survival of pests

exclusion - Correct Answer mechanical control technique that consists of barriers to
prevent pests from getting into an area
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