Final - Section 1 Flashcards

1
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Why do Fungi have two names?

A

Name for the sexual (teleomorph) form Name for the asexual (anamorph) form

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How can tell if the plant problem is due to abiotic or biotic factors?

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Biotic – living, irregular patterns

Abiotic – non living, visible patterns

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3
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Define Symptom:

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Observable condition of the abnormal physiology Affect on host

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4
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Define sign:

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Physical presence of causal agent

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5
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List 4 biotic causal agents:

A

Fungi Bacteria Nematodes Virus

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6
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What is the most important step in diagnosing disease problems?

A

Send a Plug to the Lab

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7
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Define Plant Disease:

A

a condition of abnormal physiology in a susceptible host plant that is a result of the plants constant association with a disease causing agent within a set of favorable environmental conditions.

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8
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List the three groups of abiotic causal agents.

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Chemical

Physical

Mechanical

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9
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Draw and Label the Plant Disease Triangle

A

HOST

ENVIRONMENT

PATHOGEN

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10
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define predisposition:

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Environmental Conditions required by a pathogen to become active (proper temp., moisture, etc.)

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11
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define fungistat:

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A substance that inhibits the growth of fungi

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12
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Define synergism

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two or more agents working together to produce a result not obtainable by any of the agents independently

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13
Q

how can fungicide resistance be avoided?

A

Rotate Mode of Action

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14
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define Virulence.

A

Measure of efficacy

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15
Q

what 3 weeds are good hosts for Scleropthora macrospora?

A
  • Crabgrass
  • Quackgrass
  • Orchardgrass
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16
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name a primary host of Powdery Mildew.

A

KBG

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17
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draw and label 5 fruiting bodies that produce conidia.

18
Q

What are the environmental perameters used to predict Pythium Blight?

A

Hot Weather

  • +85 deg. day & +70 deg. night

Extended Leaf Wetness

  • +90% RH for > 10 hours
  • poor air circulation
  • shade
19
Q

What are the environmental perameters used to predict Pythium Root Rot?

A
  • Cool to Hot weather
  • Excess Soil Moisture
    • ​Poor Drainage
    • Compaction
  • Shade
  • Poor Air Circulation
20
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What are the environmental perameters used to predict Pythium Root Dysfunction?

A
  • Root infecions occurs in Fall or Spring
    • ​50 - 75 deg Soil Temperatures
  • Roots dies in summer from heat and drought stress
21
Q

What is the cause of Stem Rust?

A

Puccinia graminis

22
Q

What is the cause of Stripe Rust?

A

Puccinia striiformis

23
Q

What is the cause of Crown Rust?

A

Puccinia coronata

24
Q

What is Heteroecious Rust?

A

a rust that has 2 alternate hosts

(Think hetero….2)

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What is a Macrocylic Rust?
A rust that has all 5 spore stages
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What is a Microcylic Rust?
A rust that has less than 5 spore stages
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What is Autecious Rust?
A rust that has only 1 host
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Describe the symptom of Rust
Thinning and Yellowing of turf
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How do we control Slime Molds?
* Frequent Mowing * Keep Dry * Remove Organic Material
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What is the crawling stage of a slime mold called?
* Plasmodium
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What environmental conditions favor slime molds
* Wet * Shade * Thatch
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How do slime molds injure turf?
The plasmodium smothers the grass
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Where do Smut fungi usually penetrate the plant?
The root cap and grow into the plant from there
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What group of Fungi do Smut belong to?
Basidiomycota
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Why are penetrant fungicides the only choice for Smut diseases?
Becuase the fungus grows and infects the plant from inside.
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What is the main symptom for Smut?
Shredded leaves and thinning turf
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In what grass do we usually find Smut?
Poa spp.
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What is a good Rust fungicide?
Daconil
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Name the spore formed by Smut fungi
teliospore
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What animal are slime molds like?
Ameba