CDFA Pest Prevention Plant Regulation Exam – Nursery Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified

CDFA Pest Prevention Plant Regulation Exam – Nursery Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified Who is a qualified nursery inspector? - answerPossesses state certificate of qualification in Nursery/Seed Regulation and plant quarantine and pest detection What conditions must be met for a nursery stock license exemption to be given? - answer1)Amateurs (sales less than $1000) 2)All plants are of own production 3)Communicate intent to sell to the commissioner. 4)Grown in same county as sale by the actual seller. What commodities may be sold without a nursery stock license? - answer1) Cut flowers and plants for indoor decoration 2) seeds 3) cut christmas trees Define Nursery Stock - answerAny plant sold for planting, propagation, or ornamentation Define Commercially Clean - answerPests are under effective control and are present only to a light degree, and only a few plants in any lot or block show any infestation or infection. Define "Standards of Cleanliness" - answerNursery Stock shall be free of pests of limited distribution and pests known not to exist in the state. While doing a nursery inspection, you find a pest that is not known to occur in California. What do you do? - answer1) Isolate the infested lot and affix a noncompliance tag 2) issue a hold notice to keep commodities on the premises 3) Collect and submit specimens to CDFA laboratory 4) Determine Origin of infested lot While doing a nursery inspection, you find a lot that is infested with a pest of general distribution to the point you do not believe the lot to be "commercially clean". What do you do? - answerRemove from sale and affix a noncompliance warning tag to the lot and isolate from