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AGRP 1125-Review-Spring 2025
AGRP 1125-Review-Spring 2025
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1
After we apply 2,4 D or Dicamba, we need to rinse the tank to avoid contamination. Detergent is recommended to use.
False
True
2
We need to rotate insecticides with different names and modes of action to prevent insect resistance.
False
True
3
Choose a crop where we cannot practice crop rotations.
Corn
Soybeans
Peanuts
Pecans
4
Tools or equipment destroy or remove pests from the plant or area. What is the control method?
Chemical control
Cultural control
Biological control
Mechanical control
5
What is secondary dormancy?
This is a heritable seed characteristic
It is the accumulation of chemical products following a food chain
It is a fact that weed seeds will not germinate the first fall.
It is the type of dormancy induced by environmental conditions.
6
The insect pest population level is tolerable when it is above the ET.
True
False
7
IPM aims to reduce pest damage to an acceptable level and increase production, regardless of environmental damage.
True
False
8
It is an insecticide put into soil or on a plant to protect it from insects that are killed once is touched.
Contact insecticide
Biorational insecticide
Systemic insecticide
Bt
9
Pesticide is a chemical compound used to control, prevent, kill, suppress, or repel pests.
True
False
10
One of the IPM goals is to eradicate insect pest populations under field conditions.
False
True
11
Fungi can make their own food because they have chlorophyll.
False
True
12
Bioaccumulation is the concentration of a toxin as it moves up through the food chain.
False
True
13
When we use the same insecticide for multiple applications, each application will kill fewer insects.
False
True
14
Contact pesticides are generally at risk for the development of resistance.
False
True
15
Pest density level at which management action should be taken to prevent a pest population from reaching the EIL.
All the others
Insect population tolerable level
Action threshold
Economic Injury Level
16
After the EIL is reached, the benefits of applying chemical control will be greater than the cost.
True
False
17
The insect pest population level is tolerable when it is below the ET.
False
True
18
Bt corn and Bt cotton are two genetically engineered pest-resistant plants that are part of genetic control.
True
False
19
Chlorothalonil is a systemic fungicide that effectively controls peanut foliar diseases.
True
False
20
EIL is the smaller number of insects (amount of injury) that will cause yield losses equal to the insect management cost
False
True
21
We have a crop in the field that is injured by a pest but the yield reduction is minimal, how do we call this cultivar?
Immune variety
Tolerant variety
None
Resistant variety
22
Choose the second stage of an insect that undergoes complete metamorphosis.
Larva
Adult
Egg
Pupa
23
Pecan and peanut are two important GMO crops in the USA
True
False
24
Pesticide is a substance or mixture of compounds used to control, prevent, kill, suppress, or repel pests.
False
True
25
It is an enzyme that catalyzes the breakdown of acetylcholine.
Chitinase
None
Lactase
Cellulase
26
We need to increase or decrease an insecticide rate depending on the insects' number/Acre.
False
True
27
Systemic pesticides are generally not washed off in rain after being absorbed.
True
False
28
A stylet is an anatomical structure found in plant-parasitic nematodes.
True
False
29
The following are steps in the IPM cycle. Choose the correct alternative.
Inspection-identification-monitoring
Exclusion-quarantine-Economic Injury Level
Quarantine-phytosanitary certificate-prevention
Prevention-exclusion-Economic threshold
30
It is a heritable trait that permits a pest to survive exposure to a full field rate of a properly applied pesticide.
Bioremediation
Bioaccumulation
Pest resistance
None
31
It is the stage of an insect that develops in the water before it becomes an adult.
Caterpillar
Naiad
Nymph
Pupa
32
Biorational pesticides are compounds that are less toxic and target specific species and aspects of pest biology.
False
True