Which of the following is NOT a type of pesticide license offered in Florida?

In Florida, pesticide licenses are categorized into specific types that cater to different fields of pesticide application. The correct answer is residential, as there is no specific pesticide license designated for residential use. Individuals applying pesticides in residential settings typically fall under the broader categories of private, public, or commercial licenses depending on the context of their work.

Private licenses are generally issued for individuals who apply pesticides for their own agricultural operations. Public licenses are for governmental employees applying pesticides for public health or regulatory purposes. Commercial licenses are required for those who apply pesticides for hire or conduct business in pest control.

Since "residential" does not correspond to a recognized license type in Florida, it is the clear choice as the answer, highlighting the distinction between proper licensing categories and common terms used in the industry.