Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What does tree injection involve?

  1. The spraying of pesticides on tree leaves.

  2. The application of pesticides on tree trunks.

  3. The placement of a pesticide under the bark of trees.

  4. The watering of trees with pesticide solutions.

The correct answer is: The placement of a pesticide under the bark of trees.

Tree injection is a method of pest control that involves injecting a pesticide directly under the bark of trees. This method is different from options A, B, and D which involve the application or spraying of pesticides on the surface of the tree. Injecting the pesticide under the bark allows for more direct targeting of pests and can also provide longer-lasting protection for the tree.

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