ORNAMENTAL AND TURFGRASS PEST CONTROL

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ORNAMENTAL AND TURFGRASS PEST CONTROL

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FINAL EXAM [BRAND NEW]

Severed flower stems are the result of feeding by:

  • true bugs
  • bagworms
  • tent caterpillars
  • cutworms - ANSWER- D. cutworms

To reduce the chance of invasion by carpenter ants one should:

  • keep wood mulch at least 1 ft. away from the base of a structure
  • keep wood mulch moist
  • bank mulch around the base of plants
  • use pine bark mulch - ANSWER- A. keep wood mulch at least 1 ft. away from
  • the base of a structure

Which of the following is not a good pest management technique for greenhouse pests?

  • monitoring with sticky traps
  • exclusion with screens 1 / 4
  • sanitation
  • using time- released fertilizer - ANSWER- D. using time- released fertilizer

Most ornamental diseases are caused by:

  • nematodes
  • fungi
  • viruses
  • bacteria - ANSWER- B. fungi

The fungus which causes apple scab overwinters primarily:

  • on alternate hosts
  • on stored apples
  • in the bodies of insects
  • on dead leaves - ANSWER- D. on dead leaves

Anthracnose is the most serious disease of:

  • pyracantha
  • dogwoods and sycamore
  • dogwoods only
  • red cedar - ANSWER- B. dogwoods and sycamore

All of the following are cultural management techniques for fungal diseases

except:

  • removing and destroying diseased plant parts
  • using disease-resistant cultivars
  • preventative bactericide applications 2 / 4
  • proper irrigation - ANSWER- C. preventative bactericide applications

Galls on cedar and leaf spots on apple are caused by:

  • nematodes
  • rust disease
  • vascular wilt
  • a virus - ANSWER- B. rust disease

Powdery mildew growth is enhanced by:

  • high temps and high relative humidity
  • proper fertilization and wet foliage
  • insect feeding
  • cool nighttime temps., high relative humidity and lush plant growth. -
  • ANSWER- D. cool nighttime temps., high relative humidity and lush plant growth.

White growth on leaves and misshapen flowers are symptoms of:

  • powdery mildew
  • anthracnose
  • fireblight
  • phomopsis blight - ANSWER- A. powdery mildew

When should fungicides be applied to prevent leaf galls?

  • in early fall
  • at bud break
  • when spores appear on galls
  • any time of year - ANSWER- B. at bud break 3 / 4

To avoid root rot, the following is not recommended:

  • install healthy plants
  • locate plants in a well-drained area
  • apply a fungicide drench to the base of the affected plant
  • remove disease plants - ANSWER- C. apply a fungicide drench to the base of
  • the affected plant

Stem rots are more prevalent on:

  • fruit trees
  • herbaceous ornamentals
  • plants under drought stress
  • pine trees - ANSWER- B. herbaceous ornamentals

A small, discolored, water-soaked spot on a limb usually indicates:

  • the beginning of a canker
  • the tree is over-watered
  • a black knot is forming
  • the plant has a vascular wilt infection - ANSWER- A. the beginning of a canker

Which of the following does not describe Carolina geranium?

  • its flowers are light pink to purple
  • it has hairy leaves
  • its stems are hairy and pink to red
  • it is a perennial - ANSWER- D. it is a perennial
  • / 4

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