1. ASM 198 Pest and Pesticides

2. Pesticides are an Essential Tool

3. Pesticides Must Be Used Correctly

4. First Step - Identification

5. Major Types of Pests Insects and their Relatives Weeds Diseases

6. Four Stages of Insect Development Egg Larva Pupa Adult

7. Grasshopper Development Egg Nymphs Adult

8. Damage Done by Larva Corn Earworm

9. Damage Done by Adult Insects Colorado Potato Beetle

10. Chewing Insects

11. Sucking Insects

12. Useful Insects

13. Three Distinct Body Sections Head Thorax Abdomen 6 Legs

14. Ticks are NOT Insects

15. Weeds Weeds are unwanted plants

16. Summer Annual Weeds

17. Winter Annuals Weeds

18. Biennial Weeds

19. Perennial Weeds

20. Plant Diseases Four Principle Types Three Elements Susceptible Plant Disease Producing Agent Favorable Environment

21. Fungi

22. Bacteria

23. Viruses

24. Nematodes

25. Good Pest Management

26. What is a PESTICIDE? A Pesticide is a chemical or mixture used to control any animal, plant or plant diseases considered to be a pest.

27. Insecticides Insecticide-controls insects and relatives

28. Herbicides Herbicides-control weeds

29. Fungicides Fungicides-controls fungi

30. Bactericides and Miticides Bactericides and Miticides-control bacteria and mites respectively

31. Formulations

32. Solutions

33. Emulsifiable Concentrates

34. Wettable Powders

35. Soluble Powders

36. Flowables

37. Granules

38. Fumigants

39. Mixing of Chemicals

40. Residue

41. Malathion

42. Tolerance

43. Modes of Action

44. Systemic Pesticide

45. Translocated Herbicide

46. Contact Herbicides

47. Selective Herbicides

48. Non-Selective Herbicides

49. Pre-emergence Herbicides

50. Post-emergence Herbicides

51. Broadcast Application

52. Banding Applications

53. Directed Application

54. Over-the-Top Application

55. Incorporation of Pesticides

56. Hollow Cone Nozzle

57. Flooding Nozzle