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africanized honey bees - ANSWERS-honey bees demonstrating the aggressive nature
and other undesirable characteristics. Dominantly inherited when these bees mate with
European strain honeybees. First released (accidentally) in Brazil in 1956; now found in
southern border region of the US
commercial agriculture - ANSWERS-agriculture in which farmers produce crop primarily
for sale to others
conservation biological control - ANSWERS-controlling pest insects by protecting the
biological control agents already present
cultural control - ANSWERS-pest management which relies on modifying something we
would do any way to help reduce pest populations. In agriculture, could include
modifying planting or harvest dates, tillage changes, crop rotation, etc. In other
circumstances, sanitation is an important cultural control strategy.
cultural entomology - ANSWERS-the study of the impact of insects on human culture
and society
cuticle poison - ANSWERS-an insecticide which compromises the integrity of the insect
exoskeleton, either through abrasion (dusts), interfering with epicuticular waxes (soaps),
or interfering with the insect's ability to synthesize chitin. Generally very safe for non-
target organisms.
, dengue - ANSWERS-viral disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Also known as
breakbone fever
economic injury level - ANSWERS-the pest population level at which the value of the
lost crop yield EQUALS the cost of controlling that pest population
economic threshold - ANSWERS-the population level of a pest where action must be
taken to keep the population from exceeding the economic injury level
epidemic typhus - ANSWERS-bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia and transmitted by
the body louse.
heartworm - ANSWERS-deadly disease of domestic dogs and other animals caused by
a roundworm and transmitted by mosquitoes.
Hormone mimic - ANSWERS-an insecticide which imitates the action of an insect
hormone.
horse bot - ANSWERS-any one of three species of dipteran pests of horses which
complete their larval development in the stomach of horses
agent - ANSWERS-a living organism causing disease in an arthropod- vectored disease
cycles
augmentation biological control - ANSWERS-biocontrol reliant on releasing large
numbers of biological control agents to suppress a pest population. Using biocontrol
agents as "living insecticides"
bacillus thuriengensis - ANSWERS-soil microbe found virtually world-wide which
produces crystalline proteins toxic to various insects. Widely used as a microbial
insectices, and also a source of genes for transgenic crop plants
Exam 2026 WITH Recent Newest Verified And
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africanized honey bees - ANSWERS-honey bees demonstrating the aggressive nature
and other undesirable characteristics. Dominantly inherited when these bees mate with
European strain honeybees. First released (accidentally) in Brazil in 1956; now found in
southern border region of the US
commercial agriculture - ANSWERS-agriculture in which farmers produce crop primarily
for sale to others
conservation biological control - ANSWERS-controlling pest insects by protecting the
biological control agents already present
cultural control - ANSWERS-pest management which relies on modifying something we
would do any way to help reduce pest populations. In agriculture, could include
modifying planting or harvest dates, tillage changes, crop rotation, etc. In other
circumstances, sanitation is an important cultural control strategy.
cultural entomology - ANSWERS-the study of the impact of insects on human culture
and society
cuticle poison - ANSWERS-an insecticide which compromises the integrity of the insect
exoskeleton, either through abrasion (dusts), interfering with epicuticular waxes (soaps),
or interfering with the insect's ability to synthesize chitin. Generally very safe for non-
target organisms.
, dengue - ANSWERS-viral disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Also known as
breakbone fever
economic injury level - ANSWERS-the pest population level at which the value of the
lost crop yield EQUALS the cost of controlling that pest population
economic threshold - ANSWERS-the population level of a pest where action must be
taken to keep the population from exceeding the economic injury level
epidemic typhus - ANSWERS-bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia and transmitted by
the body louse.
heartworm - ANSWERS-deadly disease of domestic dogs and other animals caused by
a roundworm and transmitted by mosquitoes.
Hormone mimic - ANSWERS-an insecticide which imitates the action of an insect
hormone.
horse bot - ANSWERS-any one of three species of dipteran pests of horses which
complete their larval development in the stomach of horses
agent - ANSWERS-a living organism causing disease in an arthropod- vectored disease
cycles
augmentation biological control - ANSWERS-biocontrol reliant on releasing large
numbers of biological control agents to suppress a pest population. Using biocontrol
agents as "living insecticides"
bacillus thuriengensis - ANSWERS-soil microbe found virtually world-wide which
produces crystalline proteins toxic to various insects. Widely used as a microbial
insectices, and also a source of genes for transgenic crop plants
