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Abstract This chapter provides key questions in urban pest management, focusing on pests of stored products such as food, clothing, furnishings, artifacts and books. Stored product insects are comprised of only two insect groups or orders. These insect groups are moths (Lepidoptera) and beetles (Coleoptera) which also comprises weevils. Control
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Abstract This chapter provides key questions in urban pest management, focusing on pests of stored products such as food, clothing, furnishings, artifacts and books. Stored product insects are comprised of only two insect groups or orders. These insect groups are moths (Lepidoptera) and beetles (Coleoptera) which also comprises weevils. Control
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Control of stored-product pests by irradiation
Integrated Pest Management Reviews, 1998The present review deals with the effects of irradiation on some aspects of the biology of major stored-product pests, namely mortality, stages of development, reproductive organs and reproductive potential, histology of the gut, factors influencing irradiation and the synergism of irradiation with other control agents.
MAHBUB Hasan, Ataur Rahman Khan
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Insect Pests in Stored Products
Nature, 1940AS a guide to the industrial chemist desirous of learning something of the appearance and mode of occurrence of the insect and arachnid pests of stored products this book is useful. The excellent illustrations by Mr. Harry Britten are numerous, the description of the insects is reasonably adequate, and the emphasis laid on cleanliness in stores and in ...
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An Experiment with DDT against Pests of stored Products
Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1947(1) The experiment was carried out on a short term basis due mainly to the limited time available for stored food products work, but it does show the possibilities of giving to the carrier medium an “adhesive” quality for the purpose of retaining an external layer of DDT upon bagged commodities.(2) The increased activity at night of insects attacking ...
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Insect Pest Management in Stored Products
Outlooks on Pest Management, 2020Insects are a common problem in stored produce. The author describes the extent of the problem and approaches to countering it. Stored products of agricultural and animal origin, whether edible or non-edible, are favourite food for insect pests. Durable agricultural produce comprising dry raw and processed commodities and perishables (fresh produce ...
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Biological Control of Stored-Product Pests
2006Previous reviews on biological control of stored-product pests published during the last 30 years reported results of laboratory experiments, collected examples for practical application in grain stores and in processing companies, and summarized the literature on the relevant control agents dating back to the beginning of the last century.
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Emerging Pests in Durable Stored Products
2018The term “emerging pest” has been used many times with different meanings in the pre-harvest, as well as in the post-harvest stages of agricultural production.
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PESTS IN GRAIN AND OTHER STORED PRODUCTS
Journal of the Institute of Brewing, 1941Difficulties and financial losses arising from insect infestations in stored grain and malt are considerable. The principal primary pests of grain in this country, as they concern maltsters and brewers, are (1) Grain weevils (Calandra), (2) Flour beetles (Tribolium), (3) Khapra beetles (Trogoderma), and (4) Spider beetles (Ptinus, Niptus, and ...
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Control of stored products pests by natural products
IOBC/WPRS bulletin, 2015The use of natural products has been emerging as one of the prime means to protect crops and their products and the environment from pesticide pollution, which is a global problem. Natural products possess a spectrum of properties including insecticidal activity, repellence to pests, antifeedancy, insect growth regulation, toxicity to mites, and other ...
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