Diseases and IPM 2008

Diseases and IPM 2008

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Diseases and Integrated Pest Management

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    A person who studies plant disease is also referred to as

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    Diseases of plants can be classified as being

  3. 3

    Powdery mildew is a disease caused by what type of pathogen

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    In order for a disease to develop, you must have three factors come together including

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    Most plant diseases are caused by

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    Fungi are most commonly spread from plant to plant by what two means

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    Identify three common fungal plant disease names

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    Bacterial pathogens require this in order to initiate an infection of host tissue

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    The basic propagule for fungal pathogens is called

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    The two practical things that can be used to diagnose a bacterial disease include

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    Crown gall is a bacterial disease that affects many plants in the rose family. Which plant not in the rose family was brought into class showing this disease?

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    Plant pathogenic nematodes are tiny round worms that feed on plant tissues by using what apparatus? (hint: only nematodes that feed on plants have this)

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    Nematodes cause mild symptoms that are hard to recognize since most of them feed on the roots of plants what two above-ground symptoms might describe this best?

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    Plant viruses cause a variety of symptoms including a reduction in growth and abnormal growth. You could include with these such terms as mosaic, mottle and ring spot

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    Since viruses are not very mobile, they are most commonly moved from plant to plant by what?

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    Non-infectious diseases are also known as disorders because

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    A non-infectious disease would include which of the following?

  18. 18

    IPM stands for which of the following?

  19. 19

    Before you can control a pest problem, you must first do what?

  20. 20

    The management strategies used in PTM are categorically

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    Which strategic action would be considered cultural IPM?

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    Of all the problems that you might encounter in the landscape, the majority of these can be attributed to diseases, pests and weeds

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    Which principle of disease management fits with the philosophy of IPM?

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    If you compare signs of a disease to the symptoms, an example of a sign would be

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    Every pesticide label has safety information. The most important piece of information are the signal words What is the order from most toxic to least toxic?

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