TURF (3B) TURF PEST MANAGEMENT - TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE|UPDATED&VERIFIED|100%
SOLVED|GUARANTEED SUCCESS.Latest Exam
2025/2026
1.Knotweed and spurge are examples of?? - Broadleaf summer annual
2.________are the most difficult weeds to control in turfgrass -
Perennial grass weeds
3.When should warm season grasses be fertilized?? - Between mid May
and Mid August
4._________is a low growing compact tufted winter annual that does
not have rhizomes and has leaves that are soft light green and boat
shaped at the tip? - Crabgrass
5.Common chickweed - Is found in shaded places frequently
6.________forms a large rosette with the leaves often tinted reddish
colored with crinkled edges; it does not usually flower when growing in
lawns - Curly dock
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,7.________Is a warm season grass found frequently in thin bluegrass
stands; it has flattened stems which are whitish near the base and a
very fibrous root system that is hard to pull - Goosegrass
8.Henbit - Usually blossoms in the early spring
9.Is a winter annual and may be confused with dandelions since the
leaves form a rosette in the fall - Shepards purse
10.The thistle is a?? - Perennial or a biennial
11.The common yarrow is?? - Strongly scented
12.A preemergence herbicide: - Is a applied to soil, works best on
annuals, stops growth from the seed.
13.2-4D is an example of a: - Selective postemergence herbicide
14.Why is it dangerous to apply water formulations around
ornamental? - Translocation of herbicide caused root injury
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,15.When are granular formulations of postemergence herbicide more
effective?? - When weeds are damp and when applied in late evening
or early morning
16.The following is true concerning gravity flow liquid applicators: -
Eliminates drifting
17.A hose end sprayer is a common name used for: - Water pressure
applicators
18.A common factor influencing weed control with soil applied
herbicides and foliage applied herbicides is: - Uniformity of application
19.How can spray drift and possible damage to non-target plants be
minimized? - Apply spray when wind is less than 10 mph
20.Spraying equipment used for phenoxy herbicides: - Should not be
used for other pesticides unless thoroughly cleaned
21.Where should pesticides not be stored? - In greenhouses, (where
they should be stored is in a locked room, in original labeled containers
and in locked cabinets)
22.Low pressure sprayers are: - Used mainly on turf
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, 23.High pressure sprayer handguns are not usually recommended for: -
Golf greens
Summer patch on fescue -
Rust on grass -
Drechslera on grass -
Pink snow mold -
Smut
Powdery mildew -
Rhizoctonia large patch -
Fairy ring -
Spring dead spot -
Dollar spot -
Pythium blight -
24.What is included in turfgrass management?? - Proper grass selection
Mowing
Thatch control
25.An example of a cool season grass: - Blue grass
26.What causes all serious infectious diseases on the mid west? - Fungi
and nematodes
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YOUR KNOWLEDGE|UPDATED&VERIFIED|100%
SOLVED|GUARANTEED SUCCESS.Latest Exam
2025/2026
1.Knotweed and spurge are examples of?? - Broadleaf summer annual
2.________are the most difficult weeds to control in turfgrass -
Perennial grass weeds
3.When should warm season grasses be fertilized?? - Between mid May
and Mid August
4._________is a low growing compact tufted winter annual that does
not have rhizomes and has leaves that are soft light green and boat
shaped at the tip? - Crabgrass
5.Common chickweed - Is found in shaded places frequently
6.________forms a large rosette with the leaves often tinted reddish
colored with crinkled edges; it does not usually flower when growing in
lawns - Curly dock
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,7.________Is a warm season grass found frequently in thin bluegrass
stands; it has flattened stems which are whitish near the base and a
very fibrous root system that is hard to pull - Goosegrass
8.Henbit - Usually blossoms in the early spring
9.Is a winter annual and may be confused with dandelions since the
leaves form a rosette in the fall - Shepards purse
10.The thistle is a?? - Perennial or a biennial
11.The common yarrow is?? - Strongly scented
12.A preemergence herbicide: - Is a applied to soil, works best on
annuals, stops growth from the seed.
13.2-4D is an example of a: - Selective postemergence herbicide
14.Why is it dangerous to apply water formulations around
ornamental? - Translocation of herbicide caused root injury
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,15.When are granular formulations of postemergence herbicide more
effective?? - When weeds are damp and when applied in late evening
or early morning
16.The following is true concerning gravity flow liquid applicators: -
Eliminates drifting
17.A hose end sprayer is a common name used for: - Water pressure
applicators
18.A common factor influencing weed control with soil applied
herbicides and foliage applied herbicides is: - Uniformity of application
19.How can spray drift and possible damage to non-target plants be
minimized? - Apply spray when wind is less than 10 mph
20.Spraying equipment used for phenoxy herbicides: - Should not be
used for other pesticides unless thoroughly cleaned
21.Where should pesticides not be stored? - In greenhouses, (where
they should be stored is in a locked room, in original labeled containers
and in locked cabinets)
22.Low pressure sprayers are: - Used mainly on turf
3|Page
, 23.High pressure sprayer handguns are not usually recommended for: -
Golf greens
Summer patch on fescue -
Rust on grass -
Drechslera on grass -
Pink snow mold -
Smut
Powdery mildew -
Rhizoctonia large patch -
Fairy ring -
Spring dead spot -
Dollar spot -
Pythium blight -
24.What is included in turfgrass management?? - Proper grass selection
Mowing
Thatch control
25.An example of a cool season grass: - Blue grass
26.What causes all serious infectious diseases on the mid west? - Fungi
and nematodes
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