CDFA Pest Prevention Plant Regulation Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT covered in the pickleworm and melonworm quarantine?

  1. cantaloupes

  2. waro melons

  3. sqash

  4. cucumbers

The correct answer is: waro melons

The correct answer is that waro melons are not covered in the pickleworm and melonworm quarantine. The pickleworm and melonworm are agricultural pests primarily associated with certain cucurbits, which include crops like cantaloupes, squash, and cucumbers. These pests can lead to significant damage on these specific fruits and vegetables, which is why they are included in quarantine measures that aim to control and prevent the spread of these pests in affected areas. Waro melons, on the other hand, are not typically included in the categories of crops that are affected by these pests. Understanding the range of host plants for pickleworm and melonworm is essential for implementing effective pest management strategies and quarantine regulations. Thus, recognizing that waro melons fall outside this range helps clarify why they are not under quarantine measures related to these specific pests.