Title: Unit 6 Quiz
Course: SLF 112 Integrated Pest Management > Section: SLF 112 Integrated Pest Management

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According to the Merit® FXT label, the active ingredient makes up ___ of this product.
- 20%
- 50%
- 80%
- 100%
A: 20%

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According to the Merit® FXT label, briefly explain how this product can be best used around food crops.

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According to the Merit® FXT label, explain how many gallons of water should be used to dilute each tablet to control aphids in containerized nursery stock.

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According to the Merit® FXT label, what are the two phone numbers you can call in an emergency spill situation?

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According to the Merit® FXT label, identify two PPE items to be worn when using this product.

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According to the Merit® FXT label, identify two of the potential environmental hazards listed for this product.

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According to the Merit® FXT label, appropriate use of this product would include control for all of the following except _____.
- aphid infestation on potted spireas
- emerald ash borer in newly planted parkway ash trees
- Japanese beetles on hybrid apricot trees grown in a nursery
- aphid infestation on hybrid poplars in a plantation
A: Japanese beetles on hybrid apricot trees grown in a nursery

Q: According to this unit's readings, the lower the LD 50 number, __________________.
- the lower the amount of active ingredient in the product
- the lower the overall toxicity of a product
- the greater the overall toxicity of a product
- the lower the toxicity rating is for active ingredients in 50% of products sampled
A: the greater the overall toxicity of a product

Q: Identify the four potential routes of pesticide entry on a human being.

Q: Explain briefly what compatibility means in the context of chemical pesticides.