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1 John P. Stevens High School Invasive Species Captain’s Tryout 2017
Name(s): ________________________________________
Team: ___________________________________________
Part 1: ______/15
Part 2: ______/77
Part 3: ______/16
Part 4: ______/24.5
TOTAL SCORE: ______/132.5
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Part1:Speciesidentification.Identifythecommonandscientificnameofeachofthefollowingspecies(½foreach
commonnameandscientificname)(15pts)
a. b. c.
d. e. f.
g. h. i. j.
k. l.
m. n. o.
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Part2:SpeciesInformation.Usethespeciesfrompart1toanswerthefollowingquestions(77pts).
1. HowwasSpeciesAintroducedintotheUnitedStates?(1pt)
2. WhatisthediseasethatSpeciesAcauseswhichaffectsgrapevines?(1pt)
3. State2differentstateswhereSpeciesBcanbefound.(½pteach)
4. Provide2differentmethodsofcontrolforSpeciesB.(1pteach)
5. Provide2harmfulimpactsofSpeciesC.(1pteach)
6. DescribetheenvironmentinwhichSpeciesCreproduces.(2pts)
7. Provide1featureofSpeciesC’sadaptiveanatomy.(1pt)
8. WhydoesSpeciesDhaveadevelopmentaladvantageovernativespeciesinitsregion?(2pts)
9. WhatisSpeciesD’snativeregion?(1pt)
10. InwhichstatewasspeciesEfirstfoundoutsideofitsnativerange?(1pt)
11. Provide2harmfulimpactsofSpeciesE.(1pteach)
12. Provide2methodsofcontrolforSpeciesF.(1pteach)
13. DescribehowthebarkSpeciesFchangesasitmatures.(2pts)
14. Whatare2othervarietiesofSpeciesG?(½pteach)
15. Whatare2waysinwhichSpeciesGwastransported?(1pteach)
16. DescribeSpeciesG’sdiet.(1pt)
17. HowdoesSpeciesHreproduce?(1pt)
18. Whatare2otherSpeciesthathavebeenusedasbiologicalcontrolforSpeciesH(commonnameandscientific
name)?(1pteach)
19. Whatare2impactsofSpeciesI?(1pteach)
20. HowdoesSpeciesIreproduce?(1pt)
21. Underidealconditions,approximatelyhowmanyplantscanasingleplantofSpeciesIproducein50days?(3
pts)
22. Whatare2reasonswhySpeciesIissuchasuccessfulinvasivespecies?(1pteach)
23. HowwasSpeciesJintroducedtotheUS?(1pt)
24. Whatare2featuresofSpeciesJ’sadaptiveanatomy?(1pteach)
25. True/false.SpeciesJisadiurnalpredator.(2pts)
26. HowlongisSpeciesK’sgerminationperiod?(2pts)
27. *Tiebreak*WhatisSpeciesK’snickname?(1pt)
28. HowdoesSpeciesKreproduce?(1pt)
29. Provide1pieceoflegislationwhichaimedtocontrolSpeciesL.(2pts)
4 30. Whatare2majorimpactsofSpeciesL?(1pteach)
31. *Tiebreak*UptohowmanyeggscanSpeciesLlayperseason?(2pts)
32. IfSpeciesMissubmergedunderwater,newgrowthwithaquaticleavesdevelopsinhowmanydays?(2pts)
33. True/false:Seedsareviable,buttheyarenotanimportantmeansofdispersalforSpeciesM.(2pts)
34. Name2statesinwhichSpeciesMisNOTpresent.(2ptseach)
35. True/false:SpeciesMcantolerateapHof3.(2pts)
36. *Tiebreak*InhowmanystatesisSpeciesNfound?(4pts)
37. WhichofthefollowingisapreferredhostforSpeciesN?(4pts)
a)Lemonb)Sourlimesc)Grapefruitd)Pineapple
38. IfasinglememberofSpeciesNistrappedinanorchard,whatwouldbethefollowingcourseofaction?(4pts)
39. ChoosethebestcomparisonofsizetothefruitofSpeciesO.(2pts)
a)Abasketballb)Agolfballc)AgreenSkittled)Abaseball(Ballsaretoregulationsizes)
40. HowdoesSpeciesOreproduce?(1pt)
41. True/false:AwhiteseedofSpeciesOisviableforgermination.(2pts)
Part3:ChooseoneoftheInvasivespeciesabove(A-O).(16pts)
42. ThisinvasivespecieshadbecomenaturalizedonVancouverIslandin1900,whereitwasintroducedbyCaptain
WalterGrantin1850.(4pts)
43. AnelectricdispersalbarrierconstructedacrosstheChicagoSanitaryandShipCanalisbeingusedtostopthese
invadersfromenteringtheGreatLakes.(4pts)
44. *Tiebreak*Somefemalesofthisinvasivespeciestransitiontomalesastheymature.Alllargerindividualsare
males,transsexual).(4pts)
45. Thisinvasivespeciesexistsinbothdiploidandtetraploidforms.Tetraploidtypeprefersmoreshadylocations
andfrequentlydevelopsbulbilsatthebaseofthestalk.(4pts)
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Part4:FungiandViruses.GivetheScientificNameforeachofthefollowing(½pointeach).Thenmatcheachletterto
acorrespondingFungiorVirus(24.5pts)
46.DutchElmDisease
47.ButternutCanker
48.OakWilt
49.WhiteNoseBatSyndrome
50.BluetongueVirus
51.WestNileVirus
52.BirdFlu
a. HPAIvirusinfectioncancausediseasethataffectsmultipleinternalorganswithmortalityupto90-100%in
chickens,oftenwithin48hours(3pt)
b. Mainlyaffectssmallbloodvessels,causinghemorrhaging,hyperemia,andedemainthetissuesofthelips,
mouth,nasallinings,andeyelids.(3pt)
c. Initiallyinfectstreesthroughbuds,leafscars,insectwounds,andotheropeningsinthebark.(3pt)
d. Fromthepointofinfestation,itmovesupwardanddownwardby2modes:intheliquidwithinxylemvessels
andbythegrowthoffungalhyphaebetweenxylemvesselsaftergermination.Diseasedlogswereimported
fromEuropeformakingfurniture.(3pt)
e. Cancausesevereencephalitisamonghumans;20%peopleinfectedwillexhibitfever,headache,bodyaches,
swollenlymphglands,andskinrash.Maylastseveralweekstomonths,leavingpossiblepermanentneurological
effects.(3pt)
f. Requirescoldtemperaturestogrow.Causedthepopulationdeclineof72-88percentofacertainspecies
hibernatinginnortheasternU.S.OriginatedinAlbanyNY,February2006.(3pt)
g. Vasculardisease(usuallyfoundonlyinthevasculartissuesoftheoutermostxylem).Upontreedeath,fungus
developssporulatingmatsinthebarkwhichproduceconidiaandascosporeswhenmature.Stickyporesadhere
totheinsectsandaresubsequentlycarriedtohealthytreeswheretheyaredepositedinwoundswhenthe
insectsalight.(3pt)