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Someone would NOT be eligible to become a New York Notary if he or she: - ANSWER Has an unpardonable felony conviction Notaries Public are commissioned by - ANSWER The Secretary of State A Notary Public who is a resident of New York and moves out of state but still maintains a place of business or an office within the state - ANSWER May obtain his or her office as a Notary Public The jurisdiction of a New York Notary is: - ANSWER Co-extensive with the boundaries of the State of New York...

Abandonment - ANSWERSThe failure to occupy and use property that may result in loss of rights Abatement of Nuisance - ANSWERSExtinction or termination of a nuisance Abstract of Judgement - ANSWERSA condensation of the essential provisions of a court judgement Abstract of Title - ANSWERSA summary or digest of all transfers, conveyances, legal proceedings, and any other facts relied on as evidence of title, showing continuity of ownership, together with any other elements of record which ...

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Which three individuals within an organization could play the role of change agent? Choose 3 answers - ANSWER Consultant CEO Employee Which of the eight steps described by Kotter is the first step a change leader takes when implementing change? - ANSWER Establishing a sense of urgency Place the stages of Everett Roger's Diffusion of Innovation model in order from 1 (earliest stage) to 5 (latest stage). Select your answers from the pull-down list. - ANSWER 1. Knowledge 2. Persua...

Describe the structural features of insects - ANSWER three regions: head, thorax, abdomen. three pairs attached to thorax. wings differ from 0 to 2. one pair of antenna on head explain how to distinguish insects from other arthropods - ANSWER spiders, mites, etc. have two body regions: a fused head and thorax, and abdomen; four pairs of legs attached to head/thorax region; no wings; no antennae; has an exoskeleton describe the kinds of damage arthropod pests can cause - ANSWER feed on stor...

a 55-gallon drum containing herbicide concentrate ruptures and leaches into groundwater - ANSWER point source contamination A certified applicator is required when ____________pesticides are used - ANSWER restricted or general use A Kansas business that performs commercial pest control is not required to have a certified applicator on staff if they only use general use pesticides T/F - ANSWER false A Kansas Pesticide Business License is required - ANSWER before any commercial pest contr...

Abiotic - ANSWER Not made of organic matter. Not living absorb - ANSWER the uptake of a pesticide by plants, animals, or microorganisms. (2) the entrance of a chemical into a body through the outside covering of a plant or animal Acaricide - ANSWER A pesticide used to control mites and ticks Action Threshold - ANSWER The population density of a pest at which measures should begin to prevent an increasing pest pop fromreaching a level that causes an intolerable adverse effect on the heal...

What determines whether a given plant is a weed? - ANSWER A weed is any unwanted plant What are the two main goals of weed management? - ANSWER The primary goal is to minimize weed competition and the other main goal is to limit the weed's reproduction in order to manage the weed population in years to come. Distinguish grasses from broadleaf plants and herbaceous from woody plants - ANSWER Grasses are considered monocots, meaning they have a single seed leaf, they also have narrow leaves...

Ch.1 List the general kinds of damage insect pests can cause - ANSWER -Chew on seeds, roots, leaves, stems, & fruits -Tunnel in roots, stems, & leaves -Suck plant juices -Promote gall formation and other malformations -Inject toxins into plants -Transmit diseases to plants -Create a nuisance for people Ch.1 Describe the structural features of insects - ANSWER Insects have: body form has 3 regions: head, thorax, abdomen; 3 pairs of legs attached to thorax; 0, 1, or 2 pairs of wings atta...

In preparing for the state exam, the first thing you should do is read the _____ at the beginning of the chapter because they are what the exam is based on - ANSWER Learning objectives In a number of chapters there are sections that are not covered by the learning objectives nor will they appear on the certification exam. These sections are - ANSWER The 'gray boxes' _____ largely determines the type of damage an insect can cause which can help identify the pest causing the problem. - ANS...

What are examples of plant diseases? - ANSWER Fungi,Oomycetes,Bacteria,Viroids, Oomycetes can be describe as - ANSWER Water Molds prerequisites for a plant disease - ANSWER population, Host, ideal environment, time, Largest Group of plant diseases - ANSWER Fungi A Chemical Formulation capable of causing injury to plants - ANSWER Phytotoxic Reasons to consider treating an infected area with pesticides - ANSWER When other prsctices don't work,high value,quality reduced,sudden break...

Define plant disease and what causes disease. - ANSWER Plant disease is any harmful change in the physiology and/or structure of a plant caused by the continuous irritation of a primary causal agent (pathogen). List examples of plant pathogens. - ANSWER 1. Fungi 2. Oomycetes 3. Nematodes 4. Bacteria 5. Viruses 6. Phytoplasmas 7. Viroids How is fungi spread? - ANSWER Wind, rain splash, or insect vectors How is Oomycetes spread? - ANSWER Wind, rain splash, Transfer of infested soil ...

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The goal of IPM isn't to eliminate the entire pest population but.... - ANSWER To avoid adverse effects on humans, wildlife and the environment Which of the following words is that number of pests per plant or the amount of damage to a plant at which point control measures should begin? - ANSWER Economic Threshold The disease that is generally the result of unfavorable growing conditions, such as temperature or moisture extremes, soil compaction, pesticide or fertilizer excess, etc..? -...

Restricted Use Pesticides - ANSWER A pesticide that poses more risk and could cause some human injury or environmental damage even when used as directed on the label. Commercial applicators - ANSWER Persons who apply or use a pesticide or device on any property of another person for compensation. Public applicators - ANSWER Persons who apply pesticides as part of their duties as employees of a state agency, county, municipal corporation, or other governmental agency. Noncommercial appli...

various, economical, environmentally sound, socially acceptable - ANSWER An integrated pest management program is based upon what factors? Economic threshhold - ANSWER What is the number of pests that should be controlled to prevent economic damage from occurring? Economic Injury level - ANSWER Number of pests, costs of various treatments, expected yield, and expected grain value are all factors to determine.... Do not treat, but scout again later. - ANSWER What should be done if scouti...

Goal of IPM - ANSWERTo avoid adverse effects on humans, wildlife and the environment Economic threshold - ANSWER# of pests per plant or the amount of damage to a plant at which point control should begin Insects - ANSWER3 pairs of jointed legs Incomplete life cycle - ANSWEREgg, nymph, adult Noninfectious disease - ANSWERGenerally the result of unfavorable growing conditions Scouting - ANSWERFirst step in planning a successful weed control program Biennial weed - ANSWERGerminate...

Herbicides - ANSWER Target is weed Insecticide - ANSWER Target is insects Fungicides - ANSWER Target is Fungus Acaricides (Miticide) - ANSWER Target is mites or ticks Desiccants - ANSWER Target is too Dehydrate plants What are the two general types of ingredients make up the pesticide formula? - ANSWER Active- Toxic to pest Inert- solvent or dry carrier Dry Formulations - ANSWER SP- Soluble powder--> Agitation initial W,WP- Wettable Powder- Strong WDG- Water Dispersible G...