Which is/are density-dependent factors affecting insect population?

Non hexapod blood feeding arthropod is_____

Communication chemicals that benefits the receiver but disadvantage the producer are known as______

Degree days or degree hours are the number of days/hours multiplied by the number of ___________ above a threshold temperature.

They are most active between dawn and dusk.

They are most active during dusk.

Nocturnal insects are most active__________

Insects feeds on the woods would be classified as:

From the following which is/are give the adaptive advantages to the producing organisms?

From the following which is/are give the adaptive advantages to the receiving organisms?

Sometimes immature insects mature precociously and are able to reproduce, this phenomenon is known as ______.

In which order(s) parthenogenesis types of reproduction is not recorded?

In which order(s) parthenogenesis types of reproduction is recorded?

In which type of reproduction only males are produced?

In which type of reproduction only females are produced?

In which type of reproduction individuals of both sexes may be produced?

The separation of the old cuticle from the new during moulting is known as _________.

It is a male reproductive organ.

In which insect(s), male is eaten by the female after mating?

Mechanisms that allow insect to survive periods of often extreme cold.

Which pair is /are correct?

Which is/are reason(s) for insect pest outbreaks?

The study of individual organisms or species in relation to their habitat is known as _______

Which density-dependent factor restricting increase of insect population?

A type of thiourea derivatives that acts as acaricide/insecticide through potent inhibitor of mitochondria ATP synthesis.

Which compound (s) is/are chitin synthesis inhibitor (s)?

A type of resistance in which resistant insects may absorb the toxin slower than susceptible insects due to development of barriers against products.

Which insecticide act as a potent blocker of the GABA regulated chloride channel in neurons?

Who discovered insecticidal property of DDT?

The carbamates was first invented by____

Who discovered the DDT molecule?

Who discovered the parathion from Germany during 1944?

Which insecticides have been reported to cause resurgence of whiteflies and aphids?

Which is the first synthetic pyrethroid?

From the following which insecticide(s) exert quick knock down effect?

Under which group dimethoate is classify on the basis of chemical nature?

Under which group oxymethyl demeton is classify on the basis of chemical nature?

Which insecticide is systemic insecticide?

From the following which pair is incorrect

From the following which insecticide has longer persistence?

If the acute dermal LD-50 of an insect is 50 mg/kg, then:

What is the generally accepted mode of action for organophosphate insecticides?

Compared to first generation pesticides, the newer second and third generation compounds are:

Which class of chemical insecticides is characterized by a relatively high degree of environmental persistence?

Organophosphate and carbamate insecticides work by disrupting an insect's:

Which insecticide is a member of oxadiazine class of insecticide?

Which insecticide has been found more toxic to pyrethroid resistant population of Helicoverpa armigera.

Which insecticide is a second-generation neonicotinoid?

Which molecule is produced by actenomycete, Sacchaopolyspora spinosa, under natural fermentation conditions?

Which insecticide is useful as foliar, seed treatment, soil drench and stem application?

Which insecticide(s) is/are commercialized neonicotinoid(s)?

The term DT 50 is used for _____

Mechanism of insecticide resistance include (s)_____

The International Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides was adopted by FAO Council with a focus on _____

Recently banned insecticides that was considered as a safe insecticide for pollinators is____

Chemicals used to kill slug and snails is known as_______

Chemicals used to kill mites is known as_______

One of the ingredients used in universal antidote is

Insecticide having high LD 50 value indicate

Which is used as effective sticking and spreading agents?

When was ‘Insecticide Act’ enforced and effectively implemented in India?

From the following, which institute exempted from phytosanitory restrictions.

From the following, which institute is not exempted from phytosanitory restrictions.

Method of plant protection in which exclusion of all plant materials or commodities are classed as hosts of the insects.

When was first legislative Act passed to stop entry of agricultural pests in India?

The first legislative Act passed to stop the entry of which crop pest.

When ‘Destructive Insects and Pests Act’ was passed in India

A legal restriction to prevent the entry and establishment of plant disease or insect pests in an area where the disease or pest does not exist is referred under_________.

The institute ‘Forest Research Institute’ exempted from phytosanitary restrictions is located at ___________

The institute ‘Zoological Survey of India’ exempted from phytosanitary restrictions is located at ___________

Which commodities have been totally banned for import

When was Insecticide Act amended?

The domestic quarantine is enforced for preventing entry of ____

When ‘Prevention of Food Adulteration Act’ was enforced in India?

For which function(s) Government of India has set up a Central Insecticides Laboratory?

Which insecticide has contact, stomach and fumigant action?

Insecticides used for seed treatment against sucking pests

Root / stem injection of monocrotophos is recommended against____

Which insecticide is suitable for whorl application to manage stem borer in maize crop?

Source of rotenone pesticide is

The International Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides was adopted by the FAO Council with a focus on _______

In preparation of direct application of insecticides, inert possessing low sorptivity and high bulk density are called _

From the following which fumigant(s) is/ are in gas form at ordinary temperatures?

From the following which fumigant(s) is/ are in liquid form at ordinary temperatures?

When was world's worst industrial disaster Bhopal Accident happened?

Which molecule(s) has / have properties of insecticide as well as acaricide?

Which insecticide inhibits the mitochondrial electron transport chain?

Which is the highest pesticide consumer country in the world?

Which crop receives the largest share of pesticides in India as well as world?

What amount of the insecticide applied to a crop reaches the target pests?

When the LD 50 value of the insecticide is 1-50 then insecticide is ______

If LD 50 value is >15000 then insecticide is ______

The time required for half of the initial deposit to dissipate is referred as_______

Which insecticide is classified under phosphorodithiolate group?

Which insecticide is classified under phosphorothiolate group?

Which insecticide is classified under phosphate group?

Which insecticide is classified under phosphorothionate group?

Which insecticide is/are classified under phenyl carbamate group?

Which insecticide is classified under Oxime carbamate group?

Following term(s) is/are related with pesticide residues

When was the first report of resistance development in insect to an insecticide?

The bacterium, Bacillus thuringiensis is extensively used due to its ____

Genetic manipulation of pest insects is useful in development of_____

Parasitoids that develops on dead or parasitized host is known as_______

Parasitoids that develops in/on living hosts that will die when the parasitoids are fully developed is known as______

A chemical released from cotton that attracts Chrysoperla carnea.

Who includes “gene or gene products” in expanded definition of biological control?

The goal of inundative /inoculative release of biological control agents is/are______

Which of the following is effective against Helicoverpa armigera?

Which of the following is effective against white grubs?

Chemicals that can attract the opposite sex of the same species are called_____

Which organism is considered as universal predator?

Larva of which predator carries host exuviae and remainants on its back after feeding?

When parasite attacks on another parasite it is known as _______

Coccinellid predators are most active during ________

Epiricania melanoleuca is ______

Which is not larval parasitoid?

Which is not egg parasitoid?

Which insect stage is parasitized by Xamthopimpla sp.?

Which insect stage is parasitized by Epiricania melanoleuca

Which bioagent is the most effective against sugarcane pyrilla?

Developing resistant or tolerant natural enemies towards pesticides is an example of ______

From which country, an exotic weevil, Neochetina bruchi was introduced in India for management of water hyacinth?

Which insect was found effective for the management of congress grass, Parthenium hysterophorus?

Which insect gave effective control of Opuntia vulgaria (Prickly pear) in North and Central India during middle of 19th century?

Water fern, Salvinia molesta was effectively suppressed and controlled by _____

Which order has no member of insect predator?

Which host insect is highly popular amongst the biocontrol scientist for its utility in mass rearing of many useful bioagents?

Economic Threshold Levels (ETLs) are very dynamic and differ based on________

Considering economic pest management, which statement is correct to begin pest management practices?

The most recent approaches of insect control is

National Research Center for Integrated Pest Management is located at____

Pheromone trap attracts___

Clipping of young seedling to eliminate of egg mass off

Erection of bird perches in/near field for insectivores birds is an ideal example of ______

Which chemical(s) has/have the ability to sterilize insects?

What is/are the main cause(s) of insect resurgence?

Trapping of rodent is an ideal example of __________

Which insect pest control method is/are autocidal method(s)?