Scabinar | Part 1 - Fusarium Pathogen Perspective

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Scabinar | Part 1 - Fusarium Pathogen Perspective

The USWBSI has developed this online quiz for Certified Crop Advisors (CCAs) to earn one (1) continuing education unit (CEU) on the rebroadcast of PART 1 of the recorded SCABINAR. After viewing Scabinar Part 1 online, complete the following 4-questions.

Participants must correctly answer 3 of the 4 questions to pass (total points=3/4) to attain CEU credit. Passing results are transmitted to the American Society of Agronomy at the end of each month. CEUs are in the Integrated Pest Management category. Individuals are allowed to retake the test if needed to pass, you are encouraged to re-review the Scabinar Part 1 prior to the retake.

Enter your name, email and CCA number, then complete the exam. Upon completion, click on "View Score" to see your results and determine if you passed (3 correct points) and will be able to attain 1 CEU credit.

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1. Which of the following is not considered an overwintering strategy for Fusarium graminearum:

1 point

a. Corn residue

b. Wheat residue

c. Infected seed

d. Spores on tillage equipment

2. The two primary spore types for Fusarium graminearum are:

1 point

a. Urediniospores and conidia

b. Aeciospores and urediniospores

c. Ascospores and macroconidia

d. Oospores and zoospores

3. Which of following practices would have the greatest amount of Fusarium graminearum inoculum potential:

1 point

a. Conventionally tilled, soybean residue

b. No-till, corn residue

c. Cover crop rye

d. No-till, soybean

4. Based on information provided in the presentations, which of the following statements is true:

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a. Fusarium head blight can be caused by multiple Fusarium species

b. Fusarium graminearum only survives on soybean residue

c. Only one mycotoxin is associated with all the Fusarium species

d. Fusarium only survives on barley and wheat kernels

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