The same insect can be considered harmful or beneficial.

What do insects with chewing mouth parts feed on?

Which insect mouth type is characterized by a needle type structure with a straw like structure?

Which mouth type disfigures or causes plants to be unattractive?

Which insect mouth type mainly damages by spreading viruses and disease?

Which two insect groups do the most damage to plants?

Which is NOT one of the three main body parts of a insect?

How many legs do insects have?

What type of skeleton do insects have?

Insects are very prolific reproducers that can go from 1 to 100,000,000 in a matter of days.

What is the danger of most spiders in relation to agriculture/horticulture businesses?

Egg-Larva-Pupa-Adult

Egg-Nymph 1- Nymph 2-Nymph 3-Adult

What was the major problem with early pesticides?

The term "half-life" is a term that describes the amount of time it takes for half of a chemical pesticide to decompose after being applied.

Which term describes the use of something that could be harmful but also has a benefit if used correctly?

Which book brought attention to the use of pesticides and led to the development of policies and protections to protect humans and the environment.

IPM stands for integrated petrochemical managment.

What are the purposes of IPM?

Which term describes the point which you would apply a pesticide after discovering a pest?

Which control method uses living agents to control other living agents?

Which pest control method would use crop rotation and limited use of fertilizers as a way to reduce pests?

Which pest control method may involve the use of netting or barriers?

The mode of operation is the way in which a pesticide eradicates the pest.

Which control method uses a substance poisonous to the targeted pest?

Which pesticide type is absorbed by the plant and then kills the pest by acting as a stomach poison?

Which pesticide type will kill by touching the targeted pest?

Which pesticide type kills by asphyxiating the pest?

Which pesticide type kills after being ingested by the target pest?

Which pesticide type will not work on an insect with a piercing/sucking mouth type?

Which pesticide type would be appropriate for use in large bins that store grain?

At what point in the life cycle are insects more easily controlled?

Fumigants and contact poisons are the most dangerous pesticide types for humans to use.

Which pest control method may use lady beetles to control aphids on mustard greens?

How many pairs of wings do insects have?