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ANSC 221 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved What are the differences between grasses and legumes? advantages and disadvantages of each. Grasses are mainly a source of Energy and legumes a source of protein. Legumes have a symbiotic relationship with a bacteria which allows it to utilize N from the air and turn it into ammonia. Legumes also improve soil fertility, are high in Ca, Vit a, P and trace minerals. high yield of palatable feed/acre possible. Often there can be a prob...

30 Common ornamental weeds in Idaho Annual bluegrass (annual) Downy Brome (annual, winter) Brainpower Read More Quackgrass (perennial) Withchgrass (Annual) Creeping bellflower (perennial) Field Bindweed (perennial) Chicory (perennial) Common Chickweed (annual/winter annual) Curly Dock (perennial) Red Stem Filaree (annual or biennial) Ground Ivy (perennial) Prostrate Knotweed (annual) Schrad Kochia (annual) common lambsquarters (annual) Prickly Lettuce (biennial ...

first step in weed control Correct Answer-identification of weed broadleaf weeds Correct Answer-netted veins narrowleaf weeds (grasses) Correct Answer-long, thin leaves with parallel veins areas preferred by annuals Correct Answer-soil is disturbed or perennial plants are spotty/poor areas preferred by winter annuals Correct Answer-soil is disturbed in fall or left exposed over winter areas preferred by biennials Correct Answer-areas not mowed or disturbed areas preferred by pe...

Landscape maintenance Pest control QAC Complete Exam *Q&A 1. Which of the following is not a characteristic of weeds? Ca, some weeds are poisonous to people or animals Tb weeds interfere with the safety or use of landscaped areas Lic. most weeds produce large quantities of seeds, even under adverse conditions Old weeds enhance the growth of landscape plants - CORRECT ANSWER-D 2. Perennial weeds are generally the most difficult to control because they Da, produce more seeds than oth...

WA AGIRCULTURAL AND RIGHT OF WAY PESTICIDE TEST EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERIFIED grasses only one seed leaf, leaves narrow and upright, leaf veins parral to leaf margins, fine branching roots, sedges have triangular shaped stems broadleaf two seed leaves, leaves broad with netlike veins, roots coarse, taproot, herbaceous or woody annual plants >12 month life cycle, most common weeds in fields, control relies on stopping seed production and exhausting seed bank summer annuals germin...

ANSC 221- Exam 3 Study Guide Latest Version THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW Preparation for Exam 3 and Final Exam Disclaimer: These items are intended to help you think through the material for which you are responsibile, but no claim is made that they are comprehensive. EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 1 (nutrients). EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 2 (digestion, feed evalua...

Category 1A Weed Management Latest Update Graded A annuals A flowering plant that completes its entire life cycle in a single year or growing season. how are weeds classified according to their life cycles germinate from seed in the spring and produce a root system & rosette of leaves during 1st year biennials perennials live many years; produced by seeds or vegetatively woody perennials aboveground plant parts that can overwinter herbaceous perennials regrow each season from underground ov...

3B - Chapter 1 - General Turf Maintenance Practices with Complete Solutions Describe the benefits of a well maintained turf in: Commercial and Residential lawns Benefits include aesthetics of visual appeal, and increased values for homes/businesses. Environmental benefits include, enhanced air quality, oxygen production, reduced water runoff and soil erosion, reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide, storing soil nitrogen, and carbon, and dissipating heat Describe the benefits of a well...

pharmacology for nurses Chamberlain College Nursing -Nursing Pharmacology Common Drug List with complete solutionscefazolin - correct answer Group: Cephalosporins (antibiotics) Primary use : gram positive bacterial infections Adverse effects: Swelling, redness, pain, or soreness at the injection site, MOA: inhibiting cell wall synthesis cephalexin - correct answer Group: Cephalosporins (antibiotics) Primary use : active against gram-positive bacteria Adverse effects: More common, Diarrhe...

ANSC 221- Exam 3 Study Guide Latest Version THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW Preparation for Exam 3 and Final Exam Disclaimer: These items are intended to help you think through the material for which you are responsibile, but no claim is made that they are comprehensive. EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 1 (nutrients). EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 2 (digestion, feed evalua...