MINNESOTA CATEGORY E TURF AND ORNAMENTALS || MOST
RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! | NEWEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Leaching - ANSWER -The movement through soil of a
pesticide or other
chemical dissolved in
water.
Location effects - ANSWER -Influences of site conditions,
such as exposure,
soil type and moisture on
plants.
Meristem - ANSWER -Rapidly growing tissue
Misapplication - ANSWER -Placement of a pesticide or
fertilizer beyond the
target area or in improper
amounts.
Mite - ANSWER -A small arthropod similar to an insect, but with
eight legs, two
,body parts and no
antennae.
Mode of action - ANSWER -The way in which a pesticide exerts
a toxic effect
on the target plant, animal, or
microorganism.
Monocots - ANSWER -plants with one cotyledon
Nematicide - ANSWER -A chemical used to control nematodes.
Nematodes - ANSWER -Microscopic non-segmented
roundworms. Colorless,
wormlike animals that feed off organic matter. Many
cause disease.
Non-selective herbicides - ANSWER -Chemicals that can kill
or damage all
plants when applied at
adequate rates.
Non-target species - ANSWER -Plants or animals within or
adjacent to a
pesticide-treated area that are not the intended targets
of a pesticide
application.
, Noxious weeds - ANSWER -Plants that MN law have identified
as harmful to
public health, the environment, public roads, crops,livestock
and other property.
Parasitoids - ANSWER -Insects that lay their eggs on or in the
bodies of their
hosts. The larvae that hatch slowly consume the host until it is
eventually killed.
Pathogen - ANSWER -A disease causing organism.
Persistence - ANSWER -Duration a pesticide or its breakdown
products remain
present and active in the
environment.
Pesticide - ANSWER -A substance intended to prevent,
destroy, repel or
mitigate a
pest.
Perennial - ANSWER -Plants that survive from year to year.
Phloem - ANSWER -Translocates carbohydrates and other
organic compounds
and mobile inorganic nutrients
through the plant.
RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! | NEWEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Leaching - ANSWER -The movement through soil of a
pesticide or other
chemical dissolved in
water.
Location effects - ANSWER -Influences of site conditions,
such as exposure,
soil type and moisture on
plants.
Meristem - ANSWER -Rapidly growing tissue
Misapplication - ANSWER -Placement of a pesticide or
fertilizer beyond the
target area or in improper
amounts.
Mite - ANSWER -A small arthropod similar to an insect, but with
eight legs, two
,body parts and no
antennae.
Mode of action - ANSWER -The way in which a pesticide exerts
a toxic effect
on the target plant, animal, or
microorganism.
Monocots - ANSWER -plants with one cotyledon
Nematicide - ANSWER -A chemical used to control nematodes.
Nematodes - ANSWER -Microscopic non-segmented
roundworms. Colorless,
wormlike animals that feed off organic matter. Many
cause disease.
Non-selective herbicides - ANSWER -Chemicals that can kill
or damage all
plants when applied at
adequate rates.
Non-target species - ANSWER -Plants or animals within or
adjacent to a
pesticide-treated area that are not the intended targets
of a pesticide
application.
, Noxious weeds - ANSWER -Plants that MN law have identified
as harmful to
public health, the environment, public roads, crops,livestock
and other property.
Parasitoids - ANSWER -Insects that lay their eggs on or in the
bodies of their
hosts. The larvae that hatch slowly consume the host until it is
eventually killed.
Pathogen - ANSWER -A disease causing organism.
Persistence - ANSWER -Duration a pesticide or its breakdown
products remain
present and active in the
environment.
Pesticide - ANSWER -A substance intended to prevent,
destroy, repel or
mitigate a
pest.
Perennial - ANSWER -Plants that survive from year to year.
Phloem - ANSWER -Translocates carbohydrates and other
organic compounds
and mobile inorganic nutrients
through the plant.
