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DDT -

CORRECT ANSWER: (Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane) A pesticide

that was extremely cheap, harmful to pests but not humans or animals,

and worked a diverse amount of pests.




QUESTION: Effects of DDT -

CORRECT ANSWER: Good things - prevents disease, cheap to make,

kills lots of insects. Bad things - Bird species declined in the 1950s and

1960s. DDE resulted in thin shelled eggs. bioaccumulates and effects

birds eggs.




QUESTION: Killed the mosquitoes -

CORRECT ANSWER: DDT did what in preventing malaria?

,QUESTION: Biomagnification -

CORRECT ANSWER: the multiplying effect of bioaccumulation

through the food chain




QUESTION: Bioaccummulation -

CORRECT ANSWER: many synthetic organic chemicals are

soluble in lipids (fats)




QUESTION: Pests -

CORRECT ANSWER: general term for an organism that is noxious,

destructive, or troublesome. Harmful insects.




QUESTION: Silent Spring (1962) -

,CORRECT ANSWER: Book written by Rachel Carson that exposed

the harmful effects of DDT and insecticides. (DDT was later banned in

the US in the 1970s)




QUESTION: Agricultural Pests -

CORRECT ANSWER: Feed on crops




QUESTION: Weeds -

CORRECT ANSWER: plants that compete with crops, forests, grasses




QUESTION: Herbicides -

CORRECT ANSWER: chemicals that kill plants and weeds




QUESTION: Pesticides -

CORRECT ANSWER: chemicals that kill animals and insects

, QUESTION: Resurgence -

CORRECT ANSWER: Problems of chemical pesticides, occurs after a

pest has almost been eliminated. The population recovers and even

explodes.




QUESTION: Four types of natural enemies -

CORRECT ANSWER: predators, parasitoids,

pathogens, and plant-eaters. Effective natural enemies are not always

available




QUESTION: Integrated pest management (IPM) -

CORRECT ANSWER: IPM aims to minimize use of synthetic organic

pesticides. The goal is not pest eradication, but keeping crop damage

below the economic threshold




QUESTION: The four approaches of IPM -

CORRECT ANSWER: Set action thresholds

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