Which term describes the spreading of plant-regulating materials in liquid or dry form on a golf course?

Which term describes the spreading of plant-regulating materials in liquid or dry form on a golf course?

• A. The spreading of plant-regulating materials in liquid or dry form on a golf course.
• B. The design of golf courses.
• C. The irrigation of greens.
• D. The storage of pesticides in a shed.

Answer: (A)

The action being described is the applying of plant-regulating materials to turf. In pesticide terminology, applying (or the application of) these materials means distributing them onto the target area, whether as a liquid spray or a dry granule. This is different from designing a course, which is about layout; irrigation, which is watering; or storing pesticides, which is about containment. So the term that fits is the application of plant-regulating materials to a golf course.

The action being described is the applying of plant-regulating materials to turf. In pesticide terminology, applying (or the application of) these materials means distributing them onto the target area, whether as a liquid spray or a dry granule. This is different from designing a course, which is about layout; irrigation, which is watering; or storing pesticides, which is about containment. So the term that fits is the application of plant-regulating materials to a golf course.