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The Employee’s Role in Landscape Problem Solving

The Employee’s Role in Landscape Problem Solving

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
When you first notice a plant problem, take the affected portion of the plant to
- the client
- your supervisor
- a plant nursery
- the nearest botanical garden
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2. Question
IPM means
- important plant material
- integrated pest management
- insects per milimeter
- ingredient per million
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3. Question
When inspecting a plant for problems
- look at the leaves for insects or disease spots
- look at the stems and trunk for insect damage or mechanical damage
- look at the roots to see if they appear rotted or decayed
- all of the above
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4. Question
Scale insects vary in size, shape and color, but always damage plants by
- chewing foliage
- sucking plant sap
- girdling lower branches
- boring into roots
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5. Question
Thrips are small, slender insects that feed primarily on plant
- fruits
- stems and branches
- flowers and buds
- roots
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
To detect mites and thrips on plant foliage or flowers
- place the plant part in a glass jar
- drench the plant part with water
- shake the plant part over a piece of white paper
- scrape the plant part with a small knife
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
Adult whiteflies appear as a cloud or mass of
- large, bee-like moths
- tiny, gnat-like insects with white wings
- black, winged beetles
- orange weevils
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Adult lacebugs are major pests of ornamental plants and are so-named because they
- lace or fasten leaves together as they feed
- secrete a sticky, lacey substance on leaves
- have lacy, transparent wings
- only feed on laceplants
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
Caterpillars damage ornamental plants and turfgrasses by
- sucking sap from plant parts
- chewing plant parts
- boring into lower stems
- tunneling in flowers and foliage
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Asian Ambrosia Beetles cause plant decline or death; signs of these insects include
- chewed areas on the foliage
- oozing of sap on the foliage
- toothpick-like spines of boring dust on the outside of trunks and branches
- rusty brown spots on the leaves
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