A. Hormone
B. Pheromone
C. Juvinile Hormone
D. Ecdysone
Related Mcqs:
- Chemicals, which transmit the chemical message, to individual of various species_________________?
A. Semio chemicals
B. Allelo chemicals
C. Primers
D. Releasers - Type of pupae with appendages are free and no glued to the body is_________________?
A. Obtect
B. Coarctate
C. Exarate
D. Platyform - An abnormal proliferation of plant cells resulting from outside stimulus (Insect, a fungal growth, a mite) is called ?
A. Gall
B. Boring
C. Malformation
D. Malnutrition - A few species of ants and termites which depend on cultivated plants are___________________?
A. Agricultural insects
B. Insect pest
C. Pest
D. None of the above - A type of resistance in which a series of different cultivars of the same crop are infested with a series of different insect biotype of same species show no differentia intersction, such type of resistance is___________________?
A. Specific resistance
B. Horizontal resistance
C. General resistance
D. Cross resistance - The insect which Parasitizes one species of host is called__________________?
A. Obligated Parasite
B. Permanent Parasite
C. Transitory Parasite
D. Intermitted Parasite - The parasites which capable of parasitizing a considerable number of host species is called____________________?
A. Polyhagous parasites
B. oligophagous parasites
C. Facultative parasites
D. Transitory parasites - A type of resistance in which a series of different cultivars of the same crop are infested with a series of different insect biotypes of same species show a differentia interaction is known as_________________?
A. Horizontal resistance
B. Vertical resistance
C. Specific resistance
D. Cross resistance - An explosive increase in population of particular species that occurs over a short period of time is called________________?
A. IPM
B. IPC
C. Pest resurgence
D. Pest outbreak - The parasite which are capable of developing upon a few closely related host species is called_______________?
A. Oligophagous parasites
B. Polyhagous parasites
C. Facultative parasites
D. Transitory parasites