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Genetic Variation for Thermal Adaptation in a Cosmopolitan Stored Product Pest

Ecology Letters
ABSTRACT Ectotherms' ability to adapt to climate warming depends on the availability of genetic variation. This is particularly important for insect pests because adaptation to warming could lead to greater crop damage and food shortages.
Rosa McGuire, Priyanga Amarasekare
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Stored products pests and remote moisture sensors

Journal of Stored Products Research, 1983
Abstract It was found that moisture sensors, containing insecticide-treated grain and implanted into an experimental bulk of wheat, acted as ready-made insect traps. The presence of dead insects in the sensors gave a clear indication of the insect distribution in the bulk.
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Entomopathogenic Action of Wild Fungal Strains against Stored Product Beetle Pests

Insects, 2023
Spiridon Mantzoukas, Panagiotis A Eliopoulos, Foteini Kitsiou   +2 more
exaly  

Applied Ecology of Stored-Product Pests

2008
48 6 Conclusions The relationship between the rate of increase of temperature was significant for A.siro, Aleuroglyphus ovatus and T. putrescentiae. By using real temperatures recorded in Czech grain stores, it was shown that the pest mite population increases only during 3.5 months within a typical 9-month storage season in central Europe. This result
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Ozone: An Alternative Fumigant in Controlling the Stored Product Insects and Pests: A Status Report

Ozone: Science and Engineering, 2022
Mahendran Radhakrishnan, Anbarasan Rajan, Bhavadharini Boopathy   +2 more
exaly  

Psocids as Global Pests of Stored Products

2023
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Pests in Stored Products

Nature, 1958
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Improving stored products pest management: Biological control and methods for pest detection in stored rice

Les plagues d'artròpodes en productes emmagatzemats representen per a la agroindústria un repte econòmic i de seguretat alimentària que afecta la producció d'aliments post collita. Encara que el problema es gestiona principalment amb pesticides, el Maneig Integrat de Plagues (MIP) ofereix una alternativa més sostenible, destacant el control biològic ...
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Stored product integrated pest management

Food Reviews International, 1994
P. Kenkel, J. T. Criswell, G. W. Cuperus, R. T. Noyes, K. Anderson, W. S. Fargo   +5 more
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Individual and combined effects of α-Pinene and a native diatomaceous earth product on control of stored product beetle pests

Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology, 2023
Mustafa Alkan, Umut Toprak, Sait Ertürk
exaly