ILLINOIS PESTICIDE APPLICATOR RIGHTS OF WAY 2023 COMPLETE EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS | RATED A+

ILLINOIS PESTICIDE APPLICATOR RIGHTS OF WAY 2023 COMPLETE EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS | RATED A+ First step in weed control - Answeridentification of weed broadleaf weeds - Answernetted veins narrowleaf weeds (grasses) - Answerlong, thin leaves with parallel veins areas preferred by annuals - Answersoil is disturbed or perennial plants are spotty/poor areas preferred by winter annuals - Answersoil is disturbed in fall or left exposed over winter areas preferred by biennials - Answerareas not mowed or disturbed areas preferred by perennials - Answerareas with minimal soil disturbance Examples foxtail, crabgrass, common chickweed, henbit - Answerannuals weeds Examples garlic mustard, wild carrot, bull thistle, common teasel - AnswerBiennial Weeds Examples Johnsongrass, dandelion, Canada Thistle, honeysuckle - AnswerPerennial Weeds Herbaceous perennial - Answerdie in fall, but root systems overwinter woody perennial - Answerpersistent aboveground stems that remain each season monocotyledons (monocots) - Answerparallel-veined leaves that are much longer than they are wide; grasses or grasslike dicotyledons (dicots) - Answernetted-veins that are usually less elongated than grass; broadleaves vegetative characteristics used to identify grass weeds - Answercollar region, ligule, stem shape, nodes, presence of hair