Floriculture Disorders

What are the proper controls for the insect disorder "leaf miner", shown here?

• Fungicide and ladybugs.

• Insecticide and no cultural treatment.

• Insecticide and predatory wasps.

• No chemical treatment and reduce relative humidity.

Match the following pictures with the correct disorder name and cause

• Insect disorder: Scale

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• Pest disorder: Snails

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• Nutritional disorder: Iron deficiency

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The correct cultural treatment for this phosphorus deficiency is to

A chemical control for this disease, Powdery Mildew is ​ (a)   and the cultural control could include ​ (b)  

• fungicide
• reducing the relative humidity
• predatory mites
• no treatment

Match the following disorders with their classifications.

• Insect (thrips)

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• Disease

• rust

• Environmental

• Frost damage

How would you treat this botrytis, a disease?

• No chemical treatment, but reduce watering.

• Apply fungicide and reduce relative humidity.

• Apply a fungicide and predatory wasps.

• Apply fungicide but there is no cultural treatment.

This is ​ (a)   and it is a ​ (b)   disorder.

• nitrogen deficiency
• nutritional
• stem rot
• insect
• disease
• powdery mildew

Match the following disorders with the correct chemical control.

• insecticide

• mites

• fungicide

• tospovirus

• mulluscicide

• stem rot

• no chemical control

• snails/slugs

• miticide

• mealybugs

What controls would you use against this disease, root rot?

• Apply fungicide and reduce watering

• No chemical treatment and use nematodes.

• Use a fungicide and predatory wasps.

• Apply insecticide and use nematodes.

Match these disorders with their names:

• Insect: Mealybugs

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• Environmental disorder: Cold damage

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• Disease: tospovirus

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• Disease: Stem rot

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• Envrionmental disorder: Ethylene damage

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