Weed Management Quiz 1 (30 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following is considered a biological method of seed control?
2. The weed that has entered into India with helicopter tyres is
3. What is the grass-like weed with yellowish-green foliage and a three-sided stem that grows in lawns and moist areas?
4. Which one of the following plants is on Pennsylvania's noxious weed list?
5. Weed that propagate s by stem cutting is
6. Which is NOT categorized under herbicide classification?
7. The use of antidotes to protect crop from herbicide damage
8. Weeds dispersed by man are called
9. Disc like reduced vegetaive bud is seen in
10. Which of the following statements about portable propane flamers is false?
11. Which is NOT the disadvantage of herbicide
12. Weed that dessiminate due to stiff hair is
13. Which one is formula for herbicide independent effect
14. The buds in hydrilla are called
15. Post-emergence broadleaf herbicides are best applied:
16. A hoe works best when the weather conditions are:
17. An exotic species whose introduction causes economic or environmental harm or harm to human life is the federal government's definition of a(n):
18. The product Preen can contain the herbicide:
19. Which one of the following weeds is a biennial?
20. Which major element is NOT contained in organic herbicide?
21. When using herbicides, it is important to:
22. In controlling perennial grasses such as quackgrass and nimblewill, it is best to:
23. A neighbor asks your advice about the best way to eradicate weeds that are growing in driveway cracks. Suggest any of the following except:
24. Weed that propagate s by offset is
25. Perennial weeds that live for more than two years and grow year after year from the same root include:
26. All of the following about glyphosate and triclopyr are true except:
27. Mode of action:Inhibit cell division or mitosis
28. When is the appropriate time to spray herbicide
29. Which statement is NOT TRUE?
30. What is the ten foot tall plant with bamboo-like stems that grows near streams and spreads aggressively?