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Ornamental And Turf Pest Control Q&A
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Ornamental And Turf Multiple Choice Questions
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Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicators Exam 100% Verified Answers
Ornamental and Turf 
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How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? - 
ANSWER They can be found by tapping the leaves against a 
white index card several times 
What is Phytotoxicity? - ANSWER Plant damage caused by 
pesticides 
Resistance from pesticides comes from... - ANSWER Using the 
same pesticide over and over again 
Pesticides in the soil... - ANSWER Are eventually broken down 
by bacteria and fungi 
When should you apply ...
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Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicators Exam 100% Verified Answers How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? - ANSWER They can be found by tapping the leaves against a white index card several times What is Phytotoxicity? - ANSWER Plant
PA Pesticide Applicator Exam 
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Bioaccumulation - ANSWER The accumulation of a substance, 
such as a toxic chemical, in various tissues of a living organism. 
Biomagnification - ANSWER Accumulation of pollutants at 
successive levels of the food chain 
abiotic factors - ANSWER natural control measures within the 
environment. 
EX: climactic factors, air/water pollution, topographic features. 
Biological Control - ANSWER The use of natural enemies to 
control pest...
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Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicators Exam 100% Verified Answers How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? - ANSWER They can be found by tapping the leaves against a white index card several times What is Phytotoxicity? - ANSWER Plant
PA Pesticide Applicator Exam 
Core Info Correctly Answered 
Bioaccumulation - ANSWER The accumulation of a substance, 
such as a toxic chemical, in various tissues of a living organism. 
Biomagnification - ANSWER Accumulation of pollutants at 
successive levels of the food chain 
abiotic factors - ANSWER natural control measures within the 
environment. 
EX: climactic factors, air/water pollution, topographic features. 
Biological Control - ANSWER The use of natural enemies to 
control pest...
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Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicators Exam 100% Verified Answers
Ornamental and Turf 
Pesticide Applicators Exam 
100% Verified Answers 
How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? - 
ANSWER They can be found by tapping the leaves against a 
white index card several times 
What is Phytotoxicity? - ANSWER Plant damage caused by 
pesticides 
Resistance from pesticides comes from... - ANSWER Using the 
same pesticide over and over again 
Pesticides in the soil... - ANSWER Are eventually broken down 
by bacteria and fungi 
When should you apply ...
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Ornamental & Turf Practice Test 100% Solved
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What 3 general conditions are required for a disease to develop? - ANSHost 
Plant, Virulent Pathogen & Environment 
A fungicide is: - ANSToxic to fungi 
Powdery mildew can be described as: - ANSA white covering on plant leaves 
Fungi reproduce by: - ANSspores 
Bacteria reproduce by: - ANSdivision 
Conditions that favor the development and spread of Brown Patch include: - 
ANSHigh Humidity, Temperatures 75 degrees and above & excessive nitrogen. 
Cond...
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Ornamental and turf Exam Questions And Answers 100% Solved
Ornamental and turf Exam Questions And 
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group of cells that are related in structure or function are called - ANStissues 
the stem is the site of attachment for - ANSleaves, flowers, and fruits 
what is the internode - ANSthe portion of the stem between two leaves 
buds are embryonic stems enclosed by scalelike leaves called - ANSbud scales 
meritism is a small group of cells that retain the capacity for - ANSrapid 
growth 
where is the apical meritism located - ANSat the ti...
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Ornamental and Turf Grass Pest Management Questions and Answers 100% Solved
Ornamental and Turf Grass Pest 
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How many types of ornamental and turf pest control licenses exist in Florida - 
ANS4 
what is the maximum number of unlicensed applicators a person with the 
Ornamental and Turf License (Ch.487) may supervise - ANS15 
to apply for a pest Control Operator license, a person must pass an exam given by 
the DACS Bureau of Entomology and Pest Control and have - ANS- worked 
for 3 years for a licensed business 
-4 year coll...
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Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicators Exam Solved 100%
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How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? - ANSThey can be 
found by tapping the leaves against a white index card several times 
What is Phytotoxicity? - ANSPlant damage caused by pesticides 
Resistance from pesticides comes from... - ANSUsing the same pesticide over 
and over again 
Pesticides in the soil... - ANSAre eventually broken down by bacteria and fungi 
When should you apply a pesticide? - ANSWhen pests are abu...
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Ornamental and Turf TDA Landscape Maintenance Exam Questions and Answers Solved 100%
Ornamental and Turf TDA Landscape 
Maintenance Exam Questions and Answers 
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Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) - ANSWho is the primary agency 
regulating pesticides in Texas? 
IPM (Integrated Pest Management) - ANSComprehensive approach that uses 
biological, cultural, physical, and chemical controls in a careful, environmentally 
sound manner. 
Landscape Problems - ANSBiotic, abiotic, and natural factors 
Biological control - ANSInvolves manipulating the natural enemies of pets 
...
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Ornamental Pest Management MDARD Exam Questions And Answers 100% solved
Ornamental Pest Management MDARD 
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According to the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide act: - 
ANScommercial pesticide applicators using RUPs must be certified 
Under the endangered species act, who is responsible for making sure pesticide 
applications do not affect endangered species? - ANSThe applicator, must 
check with EPA 
Outline the conditions under which federal law permits the control of migratory 
birds without a Federal Depredation ...
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Ornamental/Turf and Right of Way Exam Solved 100% Correctly
Ornamental/Turf and Right of Way Exam 
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Difference between ornamental/turf license and right of way license - 
ANSOrnamental and Turf allows spray in trees, shrubs, and other foilage. 
Right of way only allows for turf, weed, or bare ground treatment. 
Integrated Pest Management - ANSA strategy that employs all of the available 
pest control methods 
IPM in Weed Control - ANSCultural 
Mechanical 
Biological 
Chemical 
Cultural Weed Control - ANSHigh quality weed-free sod 
A...
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How can tiny mites on junipers and evergreens be found? Correct Answer-They can be found by tapping the leaves against a white index card several times 
 
What is Phytotoxicity? Correct Answer-Plant damage caused by pesticides 
 
Resistance from pesticides comes from... Correct Answer-Using the same pesticide over and over again 
 
Pesticides in the soil... Correct Answer-Are eventually broken down by bacteria and fungi 
 
When should you apply a pesticide? Correct Answer-When pests are abundant...
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Ornamental and Turf Pest Control questions with correct answers
Weeds are plants that grow where they are not wanted, disrupting turf grass uniformity. 
a. True 
b. False Correct Answer-a 
 
Barnyard grass is considered a dicot 
a. true 
b. false Correct Answer-b 
 
Which of the following statements is not true? 
a. Biennial weeds require two years to complete their life cycle 
b. Perennial weeds live only three years 
c. Annual weeds can germinate in spring and fall 
d. Annuals and perennial include grass and broadleaf weeds Correct Answer-b 
 
Which of th...
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Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) - ANSWER-Who is the primary agency regulating pesticides in Texas? 
 
IPM (Integrated Pest Management) - ANSWER-Comprehensive approach that uses biological, cultural, physical, and chemical controls in a careful, environmentally sound manner. 
 
Landscape Problems - ANSWER-Biotic, abiotic, and natural factors 
 
Biological control - ANSWER-Involves manipulating the natural enemies of pets 
 
Cultural control - ANSWER-Involve in taking care of the plants, suc...