Georgia Correctional Officer (CO) Practice Exam

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What does Lyctid frass resemble?

Coarse particles like sand
Very fine powder like flour
Small chips of wood
Large, gritty chunks

The correct answer is: Very fine powder like flour

Lyctid frass, which comes from wood-boring beetles typically found in hardwood, is characterized by its very fine powder-like texture. When these beetles infest wood, they create frass as they feed and tunnel, leaving behind tiny particles that resemble a powder. This powdery appearance is due to the way the larvae grind the wood they consume, resulting in a material that can easily be compared to flour. Recognizing this specific characteristic helps in identifying infestations and differentiating lyctid frass from the waste produced by other pests, which may have dissimilar textures and appearances. Understanding the distinct properties of lyctid frass is essential for effective pest management and preventive measures in environments with wooden materials.