QAL B License-Landscape Maintenance Pest
Control Chpt 1 & 2 Latest Update 2025-2026 60
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Abiotic Disorder Definition: - CORRECT ANSWER: Disorders in plants brought on by
external factors such as weather, too little or too much water, nutrient imbalances,
chemicals, and other causes.
Arthropods: - CORRECT ANSWER: "Jointed foot" external skeleton and jointed body
parts (insects, spiders, mites, and their relatives)
Bacterial Disease symptoms? - CORRECT ANSWER: wilts, blights, cankers, galls, leaf
spots, soft rots, scabs, and systemic disorders
Biotic Disease Factors: - CORRECT ANSWER: Pathogens that are spread form one
host to another.
Class: Arachnida / Order: Acari - CORRECT ANSWER: Mites
Class: Arachnida / Order: Araneae - CORRECT ANSWER: Spiders
Class: Insecta / Order: Dermaptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Earwigs (chewing
mouthparts)
Class: Insecta / Order: Heteroptera - CORRECT ANSWER: (True Bugs) Bed Bugs,
plant bugs, damsel bugs, Assasin bugs
, Class: Insecta / Order: Homopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Aphids, Psyllids,
Leafhoppers, cicadas, whiteflies, mealybugs, scales, phylloxeras, spittlebugs,
treehoppers (All have piercing-sucking mouth parts)
Class: Insecta / Order: Hymenopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Bees, Wasps, ants,
sawflies, horntails
Class: Insecta / Order: Lepidoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Butterflies, moths, skippers
Class: Insecta / Order: Orthopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Crickets, grasshoppers,
locusts, katydids
Class: Insecta / Order: Thysanoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Thrips (sucking, rasping
mouthparts)
Beneficial: eats aphids & mites
Class:Insecta / Order: Coleoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Beetles, weevils, wood
borers (chewing mouth parts)
(Some beetles prey on other insects)
Definition of Dicot: - CORRECT ANSWER: Broadleaves, produces two seedling leaves
(cotyledons)
Environmental conditions that promote fungal growth? - CORRECT ANSWER: high
humidity, combined water and warm temperatures
Four main groups of landscape pests: - CORRECT ANSWER: Weeds, invertebrates,
vertebrates, plant pathogens
Control Chpt 1 & 2 Latest Update 2025-2026 60
Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers
Guaranteed A+
Abiotic Disorder Definition: - CORRECT ANSWER: Disorders in plants brought on by
external factors such as weather, too little or too much water, nutrient imbalances,
chemicals, and other causes.
Arthropods: - CORRECT ANSWER: "Jointed foot" external skeleton and jointed body
parts (insects, spiders, mites, and their relatives)
Bacterial Disease symptoms? - CORRECT ANSWER: wilts, blights, cankers, galls, leaf
spots, soft rots, scabs, and systemic disorders
Biotic Disease Factors: - CORRECT ANSWER: Pathogens that are spread form one
host to another.
Class: Arachnida / Order: Acari - CORRECT ANSWER: Mites
Class: Arachnida / Order: Araneae - CORRECT ANSWER: Spiders
Class: Insecta / Order: Dermaptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Earwigs (chewing
mouthparts)
Class: Insecta / Order: Heteroptera - CORRECT ANSWER: (True Bugs) Bed Bugs,
plant bugs, damsel bugs, Assasin bugs
, Class: Insecta / Order: Homopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Aphids, Psyllids,
Leafhoppers, cicadas, whiteflies, mealybugs, scales, phylloxeras, spittlebugs,
treehoppers (All have piercing-sucking mouth parts)
Class: Insecta / Order: Hymenopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Bees, Wasps, ants,
sawflies, horntails
Class: Insecta / Order: Lepidoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Butterflies, moths, skippers
Class: Insecta / Order: Orthopterans - CORRECT ANSWER: Crickets, grasshoppers,
locusts, katydids
Class: Insecta / Order: Thysanoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Thrips (sucking, rasping
mouthparts)
Beneficial: eats aphids & mites
Class:Insecta / Order: Coleoptera - CORRECT ANSWER: Beetles, weevils, wood
borers (chewing mouth parts)
(Some beetles prey on other insects)
Definition of Dicot: - CORRECT ANSWER: Broadleaves, produces two seedling leaves
(cotyledons)
Environmental conditions that promote fungal growth? - CORRECT ANSWER: high
humidity, combined water and warm temperatures
Four main groups of landscape pests: - CORRECT ANSWER: Weeds, invertebrates,
vertebrates, plant pathogens
