Crop Protection and Entomology Review

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Flashcards covering key vocabulary and definitions related to crop protection and entomology.

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The science and practice of managing plant diseases, weeds, and other pests that damage agricultural crops and forestry.

Crop Protection

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The study of insects, derived from the Greek word 'entomon' meaning insect.

Entomology

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The study of the comparative anatomy of insects.

Insect Morphology

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A perennial pest that usually has a higher reproductive potential.

Key Pest

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A pest that annually reduces yield but seldom causes epidemics.

Chronic Pest

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Pests that initiate damage, making seeds vulnerable to further attacks.

Primary Pests

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Pests that follow primary pests in infesting products or crops.

Secondary Pests

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Pests that occur when given a favorable environment and a susceptible host.

Potential Pests

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The process of egg production by the female insect.

Oogenesis

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The process of transformation insects undergo from larval stages to adult forms.

Metamorphosis

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A type of development in insects characterized by complete metamorphosis.

Holometabola

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A type of development characterized by gradual metamorphosis in insects.

Paurometabola

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Describes an insect species that produces one generation per year.

Univoltine

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Describes an insect species that produces more than one generation per year.

Multivoltine

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A method of collecting insects through techniques like sweep netting and foliage beating.

Active Collection

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A method of collecting insects using traps set to attract or intercept them.

Passive Collection

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A plant deemed undesirable in a certain context, often competing with cultivated crops.

Weed

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Plants that complete their life cycle within one growing season.

Annual Weeds

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Plants that complete their life cycle in two years.

Biennial Weeds

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Plants that survive for more than two years and reproduce vegetatively or by seeds.

Perennial Weeds

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Using biological agents to control pest populations.

Biological Control

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The study of insects that are economically important, whether beneficial or harmful.

Economic Entomology

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The study of the effects and mechanisms of chemical agents used to control insects.

Insecticide Taxicology