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D. Oak-Hickory
C. Eastern white pine,
1. 1. Nearly 3 of every 4 acres of Tennessee loblolly pine, Virginia
forests are: pine, shortleaf pine.
A. Oak-Pine
B. Hickory-Pine
C. Pine
D. Oak-Hickory
2. 2. The most common types of Pines in
Tennessee are:
A. Loblolly pine, longleaf pine, Virginia pine, C. Over $278 million
eastern white pine.
B. Eastern white pine, shortleaf pine, Pitch pine,
loblol- ly pine.
C.Eastern white pine, loblolly pine, Virginia pine,
short- leaf pine.
D.Loblolly pine, eastern white pine, slash pine,
Virginia pine.
3. 3. In 1995, tree losses from insects in the south
were:
A. $100 million
B. 130 million
C. Over $278 million
D. $200 million
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4. 4. Pine mortality from the southern pine beetle in Ten- A. $26
million.
nessee was valued at how much in the year 2000?
A. $26 million.
B. $12 million.
C. $20 million.
D. $40 million.
5. 5. The largest of the pine bark beetles D. Black turpentine
is the: beetle
A. Southern pine beetle
B. Pine Sawyer
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C. Ips beetle
D. Black turpentine beetle
6. 6. The black turpentine beetle usually only A. Up to a height of
attacks the trunks of trees: 8 feet.
A. Up to a height of 8 feet.
B. In the top third of the tree.
C. Between 10 and 20 feet from the ground.
D. Between 20 and 40 feet from the ground.
7. 7. The southern pine beetle is:
A. The largest of the major southern bark D. Is about 1/8 of an
beetles. inch long.
B. Produces large purpleish colored pitch tubes
($.50 piece in size)
C. Is 1/4 inch or more in length.
D. Is about 1/8 of an inch long.
8. 8. The southern pine beetle: C. Produces small
A. Does not produce stain-causing fungi. pitch tubes, usually less
B. Produces characteristic Y or H shaped a than 2 inch in
galleries in the inner bark diameter.
C. Produces small pitch tubes, usually less than
2 inch in diameter.
D. Is easily recognized by its scooped out
posterior, which is surrounded by tooth-like
projections.
9. 9. Insecticide: B. Applications made
for
A. Applications in bark beetle control are more correc- black
turpentine. Beatles
tive than preventative. only require the lower 8
Review.
D. Oak-Hickory
C. Eastern white pine,
1. 1. Nearly 3 of every 4 acres of Tennessee loblolly pine, Virginia
forests are: pine, shortleaf pine.
A. Oak-Pine
B. Hickory-Pine
C. Pine
D. Oak-Hickory
2. 2. The most common types of Pines in
Tennessee are:
A. Loblolly pine, longleaf pine, Virginia pine, C. Over $278 million
eastern white pine.
B. Eastern white pine, shortleaf pine, Pitch pine,
loblol- ly pine.
C.Eastern white pine, loblolly pine, Virginia pine,
short- leaf pine.
D.Loblolly pine, eastern white pine, slash pine,
Virginia pine.
3. 3. In 1995, tree losses from insects in the south
were:
A. $100 million
B. 130 million
C. Over $278 million
D. $200 million
, TN Category C2 Pesticide Certification Study
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4. 4. Pine mortality from the southern pine beetle in Ten- A. $26
million.
nessee was valued at how much in the year 2000?
A. $26 million.
B. $12 million.
C. $20 million.
D. $40 million.
5. 5. The largest of the pine bark beetles D. Black turpentine
is the: beetle
A. Southern pine beetle
B. Pine Sawyer
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C. Ips beetle
D. Black turpentine beetle
6. 6. The black turpentine beetle usually only A. Up to a height of
attacks the trunks of trees: 8 feet.
A. Up to a height of 8 feet.
B. In the top third of the tree.
C. Between 10 and 20 feet from the ground.
D. Between 20 and 40 feet from the ground.
7. 7. The southern pine beetle is:
A. The largest of the major southern bark D. Is about 1/8 of an
beetles. inch long.
B. Produces large purpleish colored pitch tubes
($.50 piece in size)
C. Is 1/4 inch or more in length.
D. Is about 1/8 of an inch long.
8. 8. The southern pine beetle: C. Produces small
A. Does not produce stain-causing fungi. pitch tubes, usually less
B. Produces characteristic Y or H shaped a than 2 inch in
galleries in the inner bark diameter.
C. Produces small pitch tubes, usually less than
2 inch in diameter.
D. Is easily recognized by its scooped out
posterior, which is surrounded by tooth-like
projections.
9. 9. Insecticide: B. Applications made
for
A. Applications in bark beetle control are more correc- black
turpentine. Beatles
tive than preventative. only require the lower 8
