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Question of
Yellowing of normally green tissue caused by inadequate light is called
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chlorosis
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Mosaic
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Etiolation
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Blight
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Question of
Disproved the” theory of spontaneous generation”
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Louis Pasteur
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Julius Kuhn
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Franz Unger
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Thomas Burill
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Question of
Wrote the “Philippine Economic Plant Disease”
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Millardet
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Ocfemia
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Exconde
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Reinking
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Question of
Rotting of seedling prior to emergence or rotting of seedling stems at an area just above the soil is known as
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Callus
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Damping off
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Rosetting
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Blast
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Question of
Symptoms of plant disease include the following , except
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Blight
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Mosaic
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Mummified
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Mycelium
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Question of
A science that deals with the nature ,cause and control of plant disease
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Plant pathology
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Plant Physiology
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Plant Taxonomy
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Weed Science
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Question of
An extensive ,usually sudde4n death of host tissue
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Curl
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Spot
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Blight
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Canker
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Question of
The disintegration and decomposition of host tissue
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Shot hole
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Wilting
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Etiolation
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Rotting
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Question of
Hypoplastic symptoms includes the following , except
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Stunting
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Mottle/Mosaic
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Rosetting
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Gall formation
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Question of
A symptom which effects on the distant and uninvaded plant parts
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Secondary symptoms
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Primary symptoms
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Localized symptoms
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Histological symptoms
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Question of
A localized necrotic area also referred to as lesion
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Canker
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Spot
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Wilting
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Mottling
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Question of
Air pollutant that cause plant disease includes the following , except
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Ethylene
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NO2
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Peroxyacetyl nitrate
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CaCO3
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Question of
A term for plant disease which occur on leaves fruits that undergo prolonged exposure to high temperatures and bright sunlight
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Heat necrosis
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Sunscald
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Canker
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Veinclearing
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Question of
The major means of spreading air –borne pathogens
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Wind dissemination
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Dissemination by insect
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Dissemination by man
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Dissemination by rain
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Question of
The presence of different nuclei in the same mycelium
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Parasexual process
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Mutation
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Heterokaryosis
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Cytoplasmic variation
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Question of
Mechanism of variation in fungal plant pathogens includes the following ,except
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Hybridization
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Sexual reproduction
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Mutation
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Transformation
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Question of
A spontaneous heritable change is called
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Transduction
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Biotype
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Mutation
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Transformation
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Question of
A term which involves extraschromosomal heredity factors
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Mutation
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Cytoplasmic variation
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Heterokaryon
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Parasexual process
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Question of
Differ in the host variety they attack although morphologically identical is called
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Physiologic races
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Transduction
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Transformation
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Biotype
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Question of
A nematodes feeding only on root hair and root tips is called
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Endoparasites
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Ectoparasites
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Rickettsia
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Migratory endoparasites
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Question of
A pathogenic naked RNA entities is
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Viroid
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Virus
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Bacterium
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Fungi
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Question of
An obligate intracellular parasites with wavy cell wall
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Protozoa
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Fungi
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Bacterium
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Rickettsia
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Question of
Reduction of plant photosynthetic capacity was due to pathogen that attack the
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Leaves
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Stem
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Roots
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Branches
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Question of
Unicellular organism which reproduce by binary fission
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Fungi
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Bacteria
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Virus
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Protozoa
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Question of
Keeping the pest from becoming a problem is called
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Prediction
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Prevention
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Suppression
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Eradication
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Question of
.Insect pest destroy the crops directly through , except
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Suckling plant sap
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Consuming plant tissues
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Decomposing plant tissues
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Transmitting systemic plant disease
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Question of
Moths , butterflies and skipper belong to what insect order
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Coleoptera
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Orthoptera
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Lepidoptera
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Homoptera
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Question of
An insect order which is considered as a livestock pest
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Thysanoptera
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Diptera
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Orthoptera
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Coleoptera
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Question of
A cause of plant disease which is tiny , simple plant commonly called”mold”
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Fungi
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Virus
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Bacteria
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Nematodes
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Question of
Probably the most common type of nematodes in the Philippines
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Burrowing nematode
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Spiral nematode
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Sting Nematode
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Root knot nematode
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Question of
Distorting and puffing of a leaf due to the unequal development of its sides is called
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Canker
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Curl
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Dieback
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Mosaic
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Question of
All are non parasitic causes of plant disease, except
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Mycoplasma
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Excess or deficiency of nutrient
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Air pollutants
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Lack or excess of soil moisture
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Question of
Inadequate oxygen in potato results to
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Blossom – end rot
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Silver leaf disease
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Blackheart
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Sunscald
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Question of
The detelerious effect of one plant on another is called
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Interference
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Allelopathy
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Competition
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Toxicity
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Question of
Asexual reproduction in plants is called
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Parthenogenesis
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Marcotting
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Grafting
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Apoximis
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Question of
Exposure to low temperature above freezing is called
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Chilling injury
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Freezing injury
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Cold injury
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Exanthema
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Question of
Parasite agent of plant disease which is composed of stable and free ribo-nucleic acids (RNA) that can infect plant cells.
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Virus
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Bacteria
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Viroid
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Mycoplasma
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Question of
An organism which can subsist on non – living materials is called
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Facultative parasite
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Obligate parasites
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Migratory parasites
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Parasite
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Question of
All are signs of plant diseases ,except
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Mycelium
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Mosaic
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Bacterial ooze
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Phanerogram
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Question of
A biennial weed will live for
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One year
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Two years
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Three years
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More than three years
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Question of
The term instars refers to the development stage of
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Plants
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Fungi
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Bacteria
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Insect
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Question of
Plant disease are vector by
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Wind
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Rain
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Insect
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Man
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Question of
Gradual metamorphosis consists of three life stages ,except
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Pupa
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Egg
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Imago
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Nymph
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Question of
A pest which occurs on a regular basis for a given crop is called
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Targeted pest
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Opportunistic pest
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Occasional pest
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Key pest
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Question of
Means a total removal or deduction of a pest
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Quarantine
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Eradication
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Sanitation
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Regulation
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Question of
A herbicide that kill some plant species with little or no injury to others is called
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Contact herbicide
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Systemic herbicide
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Selective herbicide
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Preemergence herbicide
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Question of
A susceptible crop planted to attract a pest into a localized area
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Cash crop
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Permanent crop
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Trap crop
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Root crop
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Question of
Refers to a pest ‘s ability to repopulate after its natural control has been eliminated by a pesticide applications is called
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Pest resurgence
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Pest occurrence
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Pesticide resistance
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Pest outbreak
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Question of
A example of an inorganic pesticide is called
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Pyrethrum
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Rotenone
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Bordeaux mixture
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Organophosphate
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Question of
A fungicide which is applied prior to disease infection is called
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Protectant fungicide
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Eradicant fungicide
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Resistant fungicide
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Synthetic fungicide
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