Indirect Injuries of Insects to Plants
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What is the shape of the gizzard?

  • Conical (correct)
  • Cube-like
  • Spherical
  • Cylindrical
  • What is the gizzard connected to with its broad base?

  • The esophagus
  • The crop (correct)
  • The stomach
  • The small intestine
  • What type of organ is the gizzard?

  • Midgut organ
  • Salivary gland
  • Proventriculus (correct)
  • Hindgut organ
  • What is unique about the walls of the gizzard?

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    What is the location of the gizzard in relation to the crop?

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    Study Notes

    Indirect Injuries of Insects

    • Indirect injuries of insects are categorized into three groups based on the target of the insect attack.

    Structure of Insects

    • The crop is a wide, thin-walled, pyriform sac that extends along the thoracic region.
    • The broad base of the crop ends in the first abdominal segment where it joins the gizzard.

    The Gizzard

    • The gizzard (proventriculus) is a small, conical, thick-walled organ.
    • The gizzard joins the crop with its broad base.

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    This quiz covers the indirect harm caused by insects to growing plants, categorizing the impact into three groups.

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