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Study of interaction/relationship between a weed and its environment |
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group of individuals of the same species are known as |
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weed that completes life cycle in 2 years, and found in the rosette stage in one year |
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4-square weed control approach |
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Biological chemical cultural physical |
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sheep, pathogens, insects |
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tilling and plowing weeds under |
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understanding crop understanding pest assessment of pests an beneficials pest economic threshold determining correct/appropriate control strategy |
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A B C Q are weed ratings of what kind of weed |
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underground stem tissue characterstic of johnson grass |
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stems that grow along the surface |
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are most plants that are around in warm weather. an example would be a dandelion.
little mallow |
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better competitors double the water use efficiency mallow |
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grass weeds have what type of venation |
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movement of seeds from one place to another |
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type of biological control when one organism is imported from the area of origin |
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One thing not included in biological control |
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first commercially synthesized herbicide |
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Example of physical weed control |
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crops used to aid in establishment of other crops |
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family of worlds worst weeds |
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failure of a seed to germinate under optimal environmental conditions |
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cover crop is an example of _______ weed control |
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period in which crops must be maintained weed free to avoid damage is called _______ |
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density of a weed population at which control is economically justified because of the potential of yeild reduction is called _____ |
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when two or more plants from different species compete, competition is called _____ |
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inter specific competition |
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weeds compete with crops for 3 things 1)____ 2)_____ 3)_____ |
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w benefits of weeds are__________ |
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erosion protection
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Example of a selective herbicide |
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what soil type may require the highest label rate of an herbicide |
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physical or chemical binding of the chemical to the surface of the pant or soil particle is called |
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the moving of herbicide to the vacuole is known as |
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are not necessarily GMO's |
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used in cotton, fruits, vegetables, ornamentals
Fusilade
Lipid Synthesis inhibitors |
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used in many broadleaf crops
Prism, Select
Lipid Synthesis inhibitors |
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oxyfluorofen
contact cell membrane disruptor |
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why are A. Bipyridyliums restricted use herbicide? |
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high acute toxicity
diquat
paraquat |
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purpleing veins on the backside of of leaves is a sign of what mode of action? |
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amino acid synthesis inhibitors |
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Sulfonylureas are what mode of action? |
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Amino acid synthesis inhibitors |
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If it ends with -URON it is a |
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is the inner side of the plasma membrane |
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free diffusional space outside the plasma membrane |
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herbicide movement from the leaf blade to the petiole, stem, and roots |
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herbicide movement from the base to the tip of a leaf |
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waxy layer on surface of leaf |
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two factors that affect foliar applied herbicides |
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herbicides persist in the soil into the next growing season |
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length of time from from time of application till when next crop can be planted |
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three ways herbicides can degrade in teh environment |
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microbes photodegridation plant metabolism |
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leaf blades of grasses can easily be seperated form whorls, what type of herbicide |
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lipid synthesis inhibitors |
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This mode of action leaves broadleafs unaffected |
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lipid synthesis inhibitors
ACCase |
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major injury symptom
growth regulator |
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stem twisting (epinasty)
onion leafing
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major injury symptom
amino acid synthesis |
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stunted growth
interveinal chlorosis
grass leaves turn shades of red/purple
glean, matrix, glyphosate |
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major injury symptom
lipid synthesis inhibitors |
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can pull out dead whorl
chlorosis to reddening
prism, poast, fusilade |
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major injury symptom
cell membrane disruptors |
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rapid necrosis of tissue, on sunny days
leaves have burned appearance
shark, chateau, gramoxone, goal |
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major injury symptom
photosynthesis inhibitors |
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chlorosis to necrosis of leaf margins/tips
oldest leaves first
atrazine, simazine |
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major injury symptom
seedling growth inhibitors |
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grasses purple stunted plants clubbed roots
Broadleaves brittle stems, cracked hypocotyles
surflan, dual |
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major injury symptom
pigment inhibitors |
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plants turn white (bleaching)
solicam |
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Used to prepare field for planting
mold board plow
hook plow |
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usually used for weed control while crop is growing
cultivator disk plow |
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3 types of biological control |
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