Category J: Natural Areas, Forestry and Rights-of-Way Pesticide Certification Study Manual
Category J Learning Objectives
Chapter 1 – Overview
Know how to use the manual
Chapter 2 – What is the Natural Area, Forestry, and Rights-of-Way Environment?
Describe what areas/sites an applicator with the natural area, forestry, and rights-of-way
certification can treat.
Describe the type of work that requires a natural area, forestry, and rights-of-way
certification.
On a drawing, identify different plant types, such as terrestrial, submergent, floatingleaved, and emergent.
Using labels, distinguish between herbicides approved for terrestrial vs. aquatic
emergent plant sites of application.
Chapter 3- Regulations, Licenses, and Permits
Identify the areas on a label where you should check for restrictions or special
instructions for aquatic uses (refer to example label).
Determine the appropriate products to use for the intended site of application.
List three laws, licenses, or permits that you should be aware of when applying
pesticides at a Category J site.
List two ecological impacts of invasive, non-native species.
Identify a situation where you would use an herbicide approved for aquatic uses.
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Chapter 4 – Pesticides in the Environment
List three potential environmental impacts from the use of pesticides.
List two ways you can minimize harm from a pesticide application to non-target plants and
animals.
Identify two ways to protect water during pesticide applications.
List two ways you can reduce negative impacts on pollinators.
Chapter 5 – Plant Biology
Describe how the biennial plant life cycle affects an herbicide treatment plan.
Name three parts of the plant where herbicides may be applied for plant control.
Name three plant characteristics that help with identification.
Distinguish between grasses and broadleaves
On a drawing, identify the following plant parts: meristem (growing points), roots, and
epidermis.
Distinguish between herbaceous and woody plants.
Chapter 6 – Integrated Pest management
List characteristics to look for when conducting a site evaluation.
List two reasons for identifying the target pest.
Identify two advantages of IPM.
Give an example of an integrated pest management (IPM) alternative to pesticide use.
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List two benefits of identifying non-target species.
List two reasons you would control plants.
Chapter 7 – Insecticides and Fungicides
Describe three symptoms or signs of insects.
Name three components of the disease triangle.
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