Invertebrate Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Pesticide Applicator Certification Questions And Revised Correct Answers Pest - ANSWER : An undesirable organism that injures humans, desirable plants and animals, manufactured products, or natural substances Pathogens - ANSWER : Disease causing organisms Four Main Groups of Pest Organisms - ANSWER : 1. Weeds 2. Invertebrates 3. Pathogens 4. Vertebrates Weed - ANSWER : Undesirable plant Invertebrate Examples - ANSWER : Insects, mites, ticks, spiders, snails, slugs Pathogen Ex...

What are examples of plant diseases? - Fungi,Oomycetes,Bacteria,Viroids, Oomycetes can be describe as - Water Molds prerequisites for a plant disease - population, Host, ideal environment, time, Largest Group of plant diseases - Fungi A Chemical Formulation capable of causing injury to plants - Phytotoxic Reasons to consider treating an infected area with pesticides - When other prsctices don't work,high value,quality reduced,sudden breakout What is abiotic - Non-living (example wind dam...

WI pesticide applicator test What are examples of plant diseases? - correct answer Fungi, Oomycetes, Bacteria, Viroid’s, Oomycetes can be describe as - correct answer Water Molds prerequisites for a plant disease - correct answer population, Host, ideal environment, time, Largest Group of plant diseases - correct answer Fungi A Chemical Formulation capable of causing injury to plants - correct answer Phytotoxic Reasons to consider treating an infected area with pesticides - ...

Microbiology CORRECT ANSWER A specialized area of biology that deals with living things ordinarily too small to be seen without magnification, including bacteria, archaea, fungi, protozoa, and viruses. (< 0.2mm = 200μm = 200,000nm) Microbes CORRECT ANSWER Microscopic organisms Helminths CORRECT ANSWER A parasitic invertebrate such as a worm First two types of single-celled organisms CORRECT ANSWER Bacteria and archaea Viruses CORRECT ANSWER Acellular microorganisms that cause hu...

HSC Biology Module 5 Reproduction Reproductive success The ability to produce fertile offspring that survive to reproductive maturity and produce offspring of their own. Biological fitness the measure of an individual's reproductive success. It is calculated as the average contribution to the gene pool made by a certain genotype within a population and the relative likelihood that these alleles will be represented in future generation. Sexual reproduction It involves the meet...

Straighterline Microbiology Midterm Review 100 Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified Agar is a complex polysaccharide that comes from a/an ___________. a. green plant b. fungus c. bacterium d. algae e. marine invertebrate - Correct Answers d. algae Using microbes to detoxify a site contaminated with heavy metals is an example of _________. a. biotechnology b. bioremediation c. decomposition d. immunology e. epidemiology - Correct Answers b. bioremediation The three ph...

Agar is a complex polysaccharide that comes from a/an ___________. a. green plant b. fungus c. bacterium d. algae e. marine invertebrate - ANSWER d. algae Using microbes to detoxify a site contaminated with heavy metals is an example of _________. a. biotechnology b. bioremediation c. decomposition d. immunology e. epidemiology - ANSWER b. bioremediation

iCEV certification review questions and answers already passed Which of the following is NOT a category of wetland biome? Tropical In what year was the Clean Water and Air Act created? 1948 According to the presentation, ecosystem management was broadened by the establishment of which of the following in 1978? Conservation Biology Which of the following does NOT influence an organism's niche? Commensalism Which of the following best describes a pioneer species? The first spec...

HSC Biology Module 5 Reproduction Reproductive success The ability to produce fertile offspring that survive to reproductive maturity and produce offspring of their own. Biological fitness the measure of an individual's reproductive success. It is calculated as the average contribution to the gene pool made by a certain genotype within a population and the relative likelihood that these alleles will be represented in future generation. Sexual reproduction It involves the meet...

IB Biology HL Option A.4 Questions and Answers Already Passed What is innate behaviour? Provide an example. inherited from parents and develops independently of environment as it is unaffected by animal's experiences e.g. palmer grasp reflex in babies How can innate behaviour change? What is the rate of change? - can change through evolution via natural selection - rate of change much slower than with learned behaviour Describe how invertebrate experiments can be conducted to observ...