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Determining the Kinds of Pesticides LESSON 1. Determining the Kinds of Pesticides

Next Generation Science/Common Core Standards Addressed! RST.11‐12.1 Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of science and technical texts, attending to important distinctions the author makes and to any gaps or inconsistencies in the account. (HSLS1‐1) WHST.9‐12Conduct short as well as more sustained research projects to answer a question (including a self generated question) or solve a problem; narrow or broaden the inquiry when appropriate; synthesize multiple sources on the subject, demonstrating understanding of the subject under investigation. (HS‐LS1‐3).7 WHST.9‐12.9 Draw evidence from informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research. (HS‐LS1‐1)

Bell Work! 1. Explain plant pests and how they cause losses. 2. Identify the major classifications of pesticides and their use. 3. Identify the major classifications of herbicides and their use. 4. Identify the major classifications of insecticides and their use.

Terms Contact herbicide Contact insecticide Fumigant Fungicides Growth regulators Herbicides Insecticides Insect Miticides Molluscicides Nematocides Nematodes Non-selective herbicide Pest Pesticide Respiratory insecticide Rodenticides Selective herbicide Soil sterilant Stomach insecticide

Interest Approach Begin talking with students about a sports team. Discuss how each individual player has a specific role to play. Explain how no one player can play every position and all of them must work together as a team. An example could be a football team. Relate this to the management “team” of pesticides. Each type of pesticide controls a different type of pest. No one pesticide could do the job alone. It requires a balanced attack using several different pesticides in a in team approach.

What are plant pests? I. A plant pest is anything that causes injury or loss to a plant. Pests cause losses in different ways. All usually result in a decrease in production.

How do plant pests cause losses? Damage plant parts -Some pests attack plants. They may eat holes in leaves, buds, roots, fruit, and other plant structures. This damage makes the plant less productive. Photosynthesis cannot be carried out efficiently in leaves with holes.

How do plant pests cause losses? B. Compete for space and nutrients -Weeds grow in the fields where crop plants grow. They use space and nutrients needed by the crop plant. Weeds use water, fertilizer, and light that the crop plants need to grow.

How do plant pests cause losses? Reduce quality of harvested crop-Pests may contaminate the products of plants. Harvested food crops may contain insects. The presence of any impurities lowers the quality of harvested crops. The prices paid to the grower are lowered because of these impurities.

How do plant pests cause losses? Increased production cost -Pests reduce yields and lower the quality of harvested products. Thus reducing the amount paid to the grower and increasing the cost per bushel or pound.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? A pesticide is any material used to control pests. These materials may be natural or man-made. There are several different types of pesticides. Each is classified according to the type of pest it controls.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? Insecticides are used to control insects. Insects are small, boneless animals with six legs and three body segments. The insects are killed by body contact with the chemical or by swallowing the insecticide.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? B. Miticides are used to control mites and ticks. They are usually killed by coming in contact with the chemical. C. Fungicides are used to control fungus disease. Fungicides are used to prevent a plant from becoming infected with the disease. Therefore they are applied before the disease is present.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? D. Herbicides are used to kill unwanted plants. E. Rodenticides kill rodents, such as rats and mice. These chemicals are usually applied as bait. Eating the chemical poisons the rodents.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? F. Nematocides kill nematodes (tiny hairlike worms that feed on the root of plants). Nematocides are usually applied in the form of a fumigant. A fumigant is a substance, which produces a smoke, vapor, or gas when applied.

What are the major classifications of pesticides? G. Molluscicides are used to kill slugs and snails. These chemicals are usually applied as bait, which attracts the slugs and snails and poisons them.

What are the major classifications of pesticides?

What are the major classifications of herbicides? Herbicides are classified based on how they kill plants. The selectivity of a herbicide is also considered within each classification.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? A selective herbicide is a compound that kills only certain plant species and not others. A non-selective herbicide kills all plants regardless of species. The three classifications of herbicides are: contact herbicide, growth regulators, soil sterilant.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? A. Contact herbicide -a weed control chemical that kills plants by exposure. Only the parts of the plant that come in contact with the chemical are killed.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? B. Growth regulators --kill weeds by altering growth or metabolic processes. The roots, stems, or leaves of the plant absorb the chemical. Response to the herbicide may require a week or more.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? C. Soil sterilant-- is a compound that prevents the growth of plants in the soil. No plants can be growing in the area of application when a soil sterilant is used. They are most commonly used along ditch banks and fence rows.

What are the major classifications of insecticides? IV. Insecticides are classified by how they enter an insect’s body. Three general groups of insecticides are: contact insecticide stomach insecticide respiratory insecticide.

What are the major classifications of insecticides? A. Contact insecticide is absorbed through the skin or exterior of an insect. The chemical must be applied directly on the insect. This type of insecticide is normally used with sucking insects.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? B. Stomach insecticide - is effective when eaten. The chemical is applied to the plant parts, which are eaten by the insect. This type of insecticide is most effective on chewing insects.

What are the major classifications of herbicides? C. Respiratory insecticide -are insecticides that enter the respiratory system of the insect. They are commonly called fumigants. This type of insecticide is used in enclosed places.

Review/Summary 1. How do plant pests cause losses? 2. What are the major classifications of pesticides and their use? 3. How are herbicides classified and what their use? 4. Describe the major classifications of insecticides and their use.