What is Natural control?

Using beneficial insects or diseases to control pests

What is sanitary control?

Methods to avoid introducing pests

What are types of management in IPM?

Cultural/Sanitation, Physical/Mechanical, Biological, Chemcl

What is Economic Injury Level?

The point where the pest population hurts financially

using different ways to control pests and still save money

What is the difference between pesticides and fungicides?

Insecticides arge meant to control bugs, fungicides weeds

What are the goals of IPM?

improved control of pests, pesticide management, Economic protection of plants, reduce potential hazards

Anything that competes or is an annoyance.

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Integrated Pest Management

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Horticulture lesson: Integrated Pest Management

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1
What is Natural control?
Not using any hormones or steroids
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Pulling weeds and picking off bugs
Using beneficial insects or diseases to control pests
2
What is sanitary control?
Methods to avoid introducing pests
Using pesticides to clean an area
The study of hygienic practices
Hiring a janitor
3
What are types of management in IPM?
Cultural/Sanitation, Physical/Mechanical, Biological, Chemcl
Economic threshold, economic injury level
Save money, control bugs, and grow healthy crops
Pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides
4
What is Economic Injury Level?
The point where action is needed to control pests
The point where chemical controls are needed
The point when the pest population rises
The point where the pest population hurts financially
5
Define IPM
Interactive Pest Management
using different ways to control pests and still save money
The process of planting, growing, and selling foods
Killing all the pests that bother your crops
6
Which is NOT a step of IPM?
Use the cheapest option
Consider a variety of techniques
Monitor closely the pest population
Properly identify the pest.
7
The wings are attached to the meta thorax
False
True
8
What are the parts of a thorax?
Pre, mid, fore
Pro, mid, back
Pro, meso, meta
Pre, mesa, post
9
What is the difference between pesticides and fungicides?
Insecticides harm only bugs, fungicides harm us, too
Insecticides are chemicals, fungicides are plants
Insecticides arge meant to control bugs, fungicides weeds
10
What are the goals of IPM?
Economic threshold
improved control of pests, pesticide management
To get rid of all pests
Economic protection of plants, reduce potential hazards
11
What is a pest?
Anything that flies
A bug, or insect
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Anything that competes or is an annoyance.

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