Idaho Core Competency and Agriculture
Herbicide Study Guide
2,four-D - ANS-Selective, increase regulator, high volatility, excessive capacity for drift, peas,
grapes, and tomatoes very sensitive, grain and corn aren't sensitive
three Factors of Pesticide Drift - ANS-1. Weather
2. Equipment configuration and operation
3. Applicator mindset
ABsorption - ANS-The method of plants or microorganisms absorbing insecticides in the
surroundings
Acute - ANS-Classification of Rodenticides that is a brief knockdown of a rodent populace
Adjuvant - ANS-a substance brought to a pesticide to make it do a higher activity. Example:
Liberate.
ADsorption - ANS-The binding of 1 kind of molecule to every other molecule
Advanced Symptoms of pesticide poisoning - ANS-- Convulsions
- Coma
- Death
Aerosols - ANS-Formulations containing an active aspect in answers packaged in a pressurized
field or sprayed beneath excessive stress to create small suspended droplets
Annual Sowthistle - ANS-Annual
Anticoagulant - ANS-Classification of Rodenticides that needs to be ingested multiple times to
be deadly
Applied Controls - ANS-Include those techniques below the control of people
Apply Herbicide to Annuals - ANS-Seedling and Vegetative degree
Apply Herbicide to Biennials - ANS-Rossete and Seedling Stage
, Apply Herbicide to Perennials - ANS-Early to past due bud, Seedling, early to full flower, and fall
regrowth
Avicides - ANS-Control pest birds
Bactericides - ANS-Control bacteria
Baits - ANS-An lively ingredient mixes with an fit for human consumption substance or some
different attractant
Band Treatment - ANS-a strip both over or along the crop row
Barnyardgrass - ANS-Annual
Biological Controls - ANS-Involve the creation, encouragement and synthetic growth of flora,
bugs, and animals which might be parasites or predators of a pest species
Bloom - ANS-Flowers have opened. May be further described as early, mid, or late bloom
Blue Mustard - ANS-Annual
Boot degree - ANS-When the infloresence (head) expands the higher leaf sheath. Head is
swollen however no longer yet visible.
Broadcast Treatment - ANS-a uniform remedy of an entire discipline or location
Bud Stage - ANS-earliest level of reproductive growth. Stage just earlier than bloom when
flower components are forming but flower has not but opened
Calyx - ANS-Collective time period for the sepals of a flower
Canada Thistle - ANS-Perennial
Catchweed Bedstraw - ANS-Annual
Chemical Controls - ANS-Involve the usage of naturally derived or artificial chemicals referred to
as insecticides that kill, entice, repel, or in any other case manipulate the growth of pest plants,
animals and microorganisms
Chemical degradation - ANS-The breakdown of a pesticide by strategies now not regarding a
dwelling organism
Chemigation - ANS-Application of pesticides and fertilizers thru irrigation structures
Herbicide Study Guide
2,four-D - ANS-Selective, increase regulator, high volatility, excessive capacity for drift, peas,
grapes, and tomatoes very sensitive, grain and corn aren't sensitive
three Factors of Pesticide Drift - ANS-1. Weather
2. Equipment configuration and operation
3. Applicator mindset
ABsorption - ANS-The method of plants or microorganisms absorbing insecticides in the
surroundings
Acute - ANS-Classification of Rodenticides that is a brief knockdown of a rodent populace
Adjuvant - ANS-a substance brought to a pesticide to make it do a higher activity. Example:
Liberate.
ADsorption - ANS-The binding of 1 kind of molecule to every other molecule
Advanced Symptoms of pesticide poisoning - ANS-- Convulsions
- Coma
- Death
Aerosols - ANS-Formulations containing an active aspect in answers packaged in a pressurized
field or sprayed beneath excessive stress to create small suspended droplets
Annual Sowthistle - ANS-Annual
Anticoagulant - ANS-Classification of Rodenticides that needs to be ingested multiple times to
be deadly
Applied Controls - ANS-Include those techniques below the control of people
Apply Herbicide to Annuals - ANS-Seedling and Vegetative degree
Apply Herbicide to Biennials - ANS-Rossete and Seedling Stage
, Apply Herbicide to Perennials - ANS-Early to past due bud, Seedling, early to full flower, and fall
regrowth
Avicides - ANS-Control pest birds
Bactericides - ANS-Control bacteria
Baits - ANS-An lively ingredient mixes with an fit for human consumption substance or some
different attractant
Band Treatment - ANS-a strip both over or along the crop row
Barnyardgrass - ANS-Annual
Biological Controls - ANS-Involve the creation, encouragement and synthetic growth of flora,
bugs, and animals which might be parasites or predators of a pest species
Bloom - ANS-Flowers have opened. May be further described as early, mid, or late bloom
Blue Mustard - ANS-Annual
Boot degree - ANS-When the infloresence (head) expands the higher leaf sheath. Head is
swollen however no longer yet visible.
Broadcast Treatment - ANS-a uniform remedy of an entire discipline or location
Bud Stage - ANS-earliest level of reproductive growth. Stage just earlier than bloom when
flower components are forming but flower has not but opened
Calyx - ANS-Collective time period for the sepals of a flower
Canada Thistle - ANS-Perennial
Catchweed Bedstraw - ANS-Annual
Chemical Controls - ANS-Involve the usage of naturally derived or artificial chemicals referred to
as insecticides that kill, entice, repel, or in any other case manipulate the growth of pest plants,
animals and microorganisms
Chemical degradation - ANS-The breakdown of a pesticide by strategies now not regarding a
dwelling organism
Chemigation - ANS-Application of pesticides and fertilizers thru irrigation structures
