MICHIGAN PESTICIDE APPLICATOR RIGHT OF WAY EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

MICHIGAN PESTICIDE APPLICATOR RIGHT OF

WAY EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM

150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED

ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY

GRADED A+

Where should you obtain a permit from if you want to apply

pesticide to aquatic plants? - ANSWER- Department of Natural

Resources and Environment (DNRE)

Root-absorbed herbicides are generally more effective when

applied postemergence. T/F - ANSWER- False. Root-sbosrbed

herbicides are more effective when applied preemergence.

What is the difference between a contact and systemic

herbicide? - ANSWER- Contact herbicides kill only the green

part of the plant where the chemical contacts the weed (not

selective). Systemic/translocated herbicides move throughout

the plant (foliage or root absorbed).

Temperature, moisture, soil type, and rate of application

influence the persistence of a herbicide. T/F - ANSWER- True

What is another term for systemic herbicide and how does it

work within the plant? - ANSWER- Translocated herbicides are

absorbed by the foliage or roots and move throughout the plant.

Which type of control method is allelopathy a part of, and what

is it? - ANSWER- Biological control - when plants produce

chemical compounds that inhibit the growth of nearby plants

Mulching, controlled burning and shading are examples of

which control method? - ANSWER- Cultural control

What is the first component of IPM? - ANSWER- Pest

identification

What information should be recorded when you monitor your

control strategies? - ANSWER- - Which control method(s)

you're using

- Start and end dates

- Rate of pesticide use

- Environmental conditions

- Problems encountered/damages

- Level of effectiveness

Why are weeds and woody plants managed on rights-of-way? -

ANSWER- For safety, aesthetics, lower maintenance, etc.

What type of control method is shading and where is it used? -

ANSWER- Cultural control - shading aquatic plants with

floating structures or dye placed in the water

Define cultural control - ANSWER- Create optimal growing

conditions for desired plants and unfavorable conditions for

pests

Define biological control - ANSWER- Enhancing the effects of

natural enemies on pests

What are the four stages of plant development? - ANSWER- 1.

Seedling

2. Vegetative

3. Seed production

4. Maturity

Define annual plant - ANSWER- Plants that completely develop

in one year or less

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