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Thorough coverage is vital because Larvae must ingest the virus for infection to occur:

True

False

The OB is broken down in the alkaline midgut of the caterpillar, releasing the virus to penetrate cells lining the gut:

True

False

Larvae take 3-9 days to die from NPV depending on:

Temperature

Larval Size

Spray Volume

Both A & B

Which growth stage is ViVUS Armigen effective at:

First Instar Larvae

Second Instar Larvae

Third Instar Larvae

Fourth - Sixth Instar Larvae

A, B & C

ViVUS Armigen Should be stored at:

Less than 15 Degrees

Less than 8 Degrees

In the Dangerous Goods Cages

Less than 4 Degrees

ViVUS Armigen can be stored in a dedicated domestic freezer?

True

False

ViVUS Armigen can be stored between 4 and 27 degrees for short periods (less than a week):

True

False

ViVUS Armigen should be stored in a locked shipping container?

True

False

The minimum final spray volume for ViVUS Armigen in horticultural crops is:

100L of water/Ha

150L of water/Ha

400L of water/Ha

800L of water/Ha

ViVUS Armigen rate for horticultural crops is 100-200ml/Ha. When would you use the higher rate?

Flowers/Fruit or economical parts of the crop are present

Under high pest pressure

When larvae larger than 7mm are present

All of the above

You need to ensure the spray tank has a pH of 7 or less?

True

False

When applying ViVUS Armigen through single pass irrigation (eg center pivots) you should apply ViVUS Armigen in no more than:

10mm of irrigation

12mm of irrigation

15mm of irrigation

It doesn't matter as long as the irrigation water has a pH of 7 or less

ViVUS Armigen has a witholding period in beans of:

1 Day

3 Days

7 Days

Not required when used as directed

Helicoverpa Larvae are most active at temperatures between

12-18 Degrees

18-25 Degrees

25-35 Degrees

Above 35 Degrees

Applications of ViVUS Armigen are best made in conditions such as:

Hot dry conditions (above 35 degrees and below 40% RH)

Warm Humid Conditions (25-35 degrees and above 50% RH)

Below 18 degrees as long as there is a dew

Depends on insect pressure

Addition of Optimol can enhance the performance of ViVUS Armigen in which of the following conditions:

Applications made during cooler conditions

High UV light conditions

Hot dry spraying conditions

High larval numbers or larvae at the larger end of the recommended size

All of the above

ViVUS Armigen kills caterpillars of which species?

Spodoptera sp

Plutella sp

Helicoverpa sp

Peris sp

ViVUS Armigen has no impact on bees or beneficial insects:

True

False

There is no known resistance to ViVUS Armigen:

True

False

For resistance management ViVUS Armigen is:

Group 28

Group 31

Group 11

Group 1A

ViVUS Armigen has:

Zero Harvest witholding when used as directed

Zero Mandatory downwind spray zones when used as directed

Zero Re-entry period when used as directed

All of the above

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