A. Sclerotion
B. Resilin
C. Chitin
D. Cuticulin
Related Mcqs:
- The body wall of insect which includes cuticle, epidermis and basement membrane is__________________?
A. Integument
B. Exoskeleton
C. Internal skeleton
D. None of the above - Function of Exo cuticle insect is_________________?
A. Rigidity of body parts
B. impermeability of water
C. Prevent evaporation
D. Toughness and flexibility - The process of periodic shedding of hard secretion cuticle which occurs during developmental stages of insects is called_______________?
A. Moulting
B. Ecdysis
C. Exuvium
D. Moulting and Ecdysis - Function of endo cuticle is________________________?
A. Prevent evaporation
B. Rigidity of body parts
C. Extensiblity of integument and flexibility
D. Impermeability of water - The body of an insect is covered by a protective __________________ formed from chitin and protein. Depending upon its precise composition and thickness, the cuticle may be soft and flexible or hard and rigid; according to requirements, it may or may not be permeable or waterproof:
A. three-layered skin (cuticle)
B. Two-layered skin (cuticle)
C. Six- layered skin (cuticle)
D. None of the aboveSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- The ventral selerotized region of insect body is called___________________?
A. Pleuron
B. Tergum
C. Sternum
D. None of the above - When some cultivars are resistance and some cultivars are susceptible, when they are infested with same insect biotype such type of resistance is called___________________?
A. General resistance
B. Specific resistance
C. Cross resistance
D. Horizontal resistance - The pesticide which is used for killing or controlling the eggs of insects is called___________________?
A. Avicide
B. Ovicide
C. Pesticide
D. Fungicide - A mixture included pesticides which do not increase or decrease the efficacy of each other is called___________________?
A. Additive mixture
B. Antagonistic mixture
C. Potentiating mixture
D. None of the Above - Antecedents prevent pest to cause damage called___________________?
A. Sterilant
B. Protectant
C. Systemic
D. Contact