Insect mouthpart that is not generally cause damage to plants

Which among the following is not a fungi?

This is the outer non-cellular layer covering the nematode body and shed-off during molting

Which of the following pathogens are generally transmitted by insect vectors?

A soil that contains a variety of antagonistic microorganisms that produce toxic metabolites against the pathogen and cause pathogen starvation

A broad spectrum gaseous chemical used for management of plant parasitic nematodes that is thought to be damaging to the

A disease caused by a plant viroid

This is not a method of plant virus diseases diagnoses

Toxic antimicrobial substance produced in appreciable amounts in plants only after stimulation by various types of phytopathogens or by chemical or mechanical injury

The primary reproductive structures of fungi are

The Formae specialis is a sub-specific classification of fungi, which is based on

A phenomenon in nematodes when males and females have entirely different morphology

The practice of incorporating fresh plants or plant materials into the soil to control parasitic nematodes

A feeding structure that distinguishes plant parasitic from non-plant parasitic nematodes

Plant parasitic nematodes are diagnosed by examining

Author of the “Germ Theory of Disease”

A non-specific or generalized resistance that spreads systemically and develop in distal untreated parts of the plant after the plant has been challenged by the pathogen

A plant disease epidemic would most likely develop in this situation

Which of the following pests is not arthropod?

Bactrocera dorsalis is a pest of this fruit crop

Early harvest is a ______ type of control against pests

Which is a major or key pest of mango?

This fungus is present in commercial products BIOCON and BIOACT which parasitizes Radopholus similis, Rotelenchulus reniformis, Meloidogyne spp.

. When the field is left unplanted for a certain period, the population of nematodes decrease because they are deprived of their plant hosts. This practice which also allows soil rejuvenation is called

A weed considered as a true-parasite

This is an example of broad-leaf weed

The ultimate objective of plant pathology is to

Scientific studies in plant pathology began with the invention of

Fungal pathogens that do not produce spores

The following are botanical insecticides except

This functions as air storage of the insect’s respiratory system

The relative amount of heritable qualities in plants that influence the ultimate degree of damages by the pest

A toxic substance which is readily available and kills pest instantly

What is the common pattern of nematode spatial distribution in the field?

Which life stage of the nematode will not be killed by a systemic nematicide?

The plant pathogen present in Collego

The suspended growth of the embryo is due to propagule

The insecticide that kills a wide array of insect species

Which among the following weed species reproduces by seed alone?

One of the following diseases is not due to viroid

A kind of symptom that is distinct and very limited

The setaceous type of antennae is found among

The elbow-like type of antennae found among ants

Which among the following is sedge?

Itchgrass is the common name of

Allelopathic substance are equated to

The symptom characterized by an extensive necrotic area

They are pleomorphic microorganisms without cell walls

The type of metamorphosis for endopterygotes is

From which character was the name “arthropoda” derived?

Which statement is not true of all insects?

Grassy weeds (Poaceae) looks similar to sedges except that their stem called culm is _____

The hairy membranous outgrowth in between leafs heat and leaf blade in grasses is called

Which among the following weeds are spread easily by wind?

Headlice use this type of legs to anchor themselves on the host

Broad spectrum fungicides which inhibit mitosis by preventing polymerization of beta tubulin, resistance risk is high.

Water-soluble fungicides in powder form that contain inert diluents and wetting agent is classified as

The types of herbicide ( based on the time of application ) that is considered most efficient against weed seedling is ______.

The usual means of spread of viruses in the field

One of the functions of this agency is to quarantine

A category of pest cause no significant damage under the conditions currently prevailing, however, this can be a key or occasional pest if conditions in the field are disrupted

The most problematic insect in crucifer plants.

The forewing is leathery while the hind legs are modified for jumping.

These structures are found in grasses except

The purple nutsedge is characterized by the

To reduce phytotoxicity, ________ should be added to the fungicide

The type of resistance that plant has if the insect exhibit abnormal development if not immediately killed after feeding.

He first discovered viroid as causal agent of plant disease

A group of insecticide that seldom contains carbon

An example of carbamate insecticide is

This characterize the 2,4-D

The most number of weeds belong to the plant family

Imbibitions process involves absorption of

Refers to the time from inoculation of the pathogen to the production of visible symptoms

Aquiscent parasitic relationship which delays symptom expression but which may change into an active one.

The formulation of this substance became among the foundation of chemical disease control of plant diseases.

Identify which of the following choice is not an active component manufactured in the basic production of a pesticide

Identify which of the following choice is not an active component manufactured in the basic production of a pesticide

In pesticide preparation, this is the written material or graphic design printed on the container of the pesticide. This is considered a legal document which requires a government approval.

It causes bacterial wilt of tomato and other solanaceous crops, banana, and ginger in the Philippines

The breathing organ of insect is

Efficient plants characterized by the

Which of the following is a broad-spectrum chemical pesticide, which can be used for soil fumigation to kill insects, fungi and nematodes in the soil?

An example of organochlorine insecticide

In germination, the period of rapid metabolic activity is best characterized by

Type of formation in which the active material is readily dissolve in water but not in organic solvents

It causes common bacteria soft not of vegetable in the Philippines

These pathogens are known to cause the cadang-cadang of coconut

This part of the digestive system functions as center of absorption in absorbing nutrients in the hemocoele

Some pesticide are seldom formulated as dusts because of this problem

Which of the following insect order is wingless

Which of the following insect species is common used in genetics studies

The threadlike vegetative fungal structure

Which is not a distinct characteristic of Class Loculoascomycetes of fungi

It causes crown gall and is used in genetic engineering of plants

Refers to the control of pests by living organisms under either natural or artificial environment

Legal actions intended to exclude potential pests and to prevent spread of those already present

Cockroaches belong to this insect order

This wing type belongs to Orthopterans

The majority of plant disease are caused by