Full Citation:
Brady, E.U.; Brower, J.H.; Hunter, P.E.; Jay, E.G.; Lum, P.T.M.; Lund, H.O.; Mullen, M.A.; Davis, R. (eds.), Proceedings of the 1st International Working Conference on Stored-Product Entomology, October 7-11 1974, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Savannah, Georgia, USA, 1975. |
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| Foreword |
i-ii |
| Table Of Contents |
iii-vii |
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| SYMPOSIUM ON TROPICAL STORED-PRODUCT ENTOMOLOGY |
9 |
| Introduction |
10 |
| Motivation and methods in ensuring protection of tropical produce from grower to his market – Taylor, T. A. | 11-17 |
| The importance of taxonomy and of laboratory studies on the biology, nutrition and physiology of insects infesting stored products – Majumder, S. K. | 18-29 |
| Succession of infestation in Illipe nuts in Sarawak -An example of a cash crop problem – Connell, M. | 30-40 |
| Chemical intervention on all stages and on all scales of tropical storage practice – Singh, S. R.; Benazet, J. | 41-46 |
| The conduct of field infestation surveys and the economic use of their results – DeLima, C. P. F. |
47-60 |
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| PANEL SESSION AND DISCUSSION ON TROPICAL STORED-PRODUCT ENTOMOLOGY |
61 |
| Introduction |
62 |
| The development and extension of nonchemical control techniques for stored cowpeas in Nigeria – Caswell, G. H. | 63-67 |
| Infestation problems in farm-stored maize in Nicaragua – Giles, P.H.; Oscar Leon , V. | 68-76 |
| The possible role of aeration in the control of stored product insects in warm climates – Calderon, M. | 77-84 |
| Assessment of research at farm level storage in francophone Africa – Deuse, J. P. L.; Pointel, J. G. | 85-91 |
| A.I.D. Grain storage problems – Pedersen, J.R. | 92-97 |
| The susceptibility of different types of maize to post-harvest infestation by Sitophilus zeamais and Sitotroga cerealella and the importance of this factor at the small-scale farm level – Dobie, P. |
98-113 |
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| SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND INTEGRATED CONTROL |
115 |
| Climate and the infestation of stored cereals by insects – Sinha, R. N. | 117-141 |
| Changes in the status of insect pests in storage and domestic habitats – Halstead, D. G. H. | 142-153 |
| Reproduction biology of Tyrophagus putrescentiae (Schr.) (Acarina: Acaridae) – Boczek, J. | 154-159 |
| Nutritional requirements and metabolic inhibition of some Acarid mites – Rodrigues, J. G.; Potts, M. F. | 160-167 |
| Potential for genetic control of stored-product insect populations – Brower, J.H. |
167-180 |
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| PANEL SESSION AND DISCUSSION ON BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND INTEGRATED CONTROL |
181 |
| Introduction |
182 |
| Integrated temperature and chemical control methods against the cigarette beetle – Childs, D. P.; Fletcher, L. W. | 183-190 |
| The importance of sympathy between technical aspects of control programmes and industrial circumstances – Connell, M. | 191-195 |
| Multifactor ecological aspects of population performance of flour beetles, Tribolium confusum and T. castaneum – Erdman, H. E. | 196-208 |
| Studies on the active form of Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) in Nigeria. III. The dynamics of active female product in Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in stored cowpeas – Taylor, T.A. | 209-218 |
| Species of insects attacking different types of stored wheat and their control – Trivelli, H.D. |
219-233 |
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| SYMPOSIUM ON PESTICIDES, TOXICITY AND INSECT RESISTANCE |
235 |
| Introduction |
236 |
| Evaluation of pesticides for control of stored-product insects – Harein, P.K. | 237-245 |
| Factors influencing dosage and choice of toxicant in stored-product fumigation – Heuser, S. G. B. | 246-253 |
| The use of chemicals in processing and packaging of stored products to prevent infestation – Highland, H.A. | 254-260 |
| Some consequences of the development of insecticide resistance in stored-product insects – Dyte, C. E.; Green, A. A. | 261-271 |
| Research on pesticides and future requirements for chemicals in the protection of stored products from insects – Watters, F. L. |
272-280 |
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| PANEL SESSION AND DISCUSSION ON PESTICIDES, TOXICITY AND INSECT RESISTANCE |
281 |
| Introduction |
282 |
| The toxicity of phosphine to insects – Banks, H. J. | 283-296 |
| Some factors influencing the effectiveness of grain protectants – Minett, W. | 297-300 |
| The behaviour of insects in the presence of insecticides: The effect of fenitrothion and malathion on resistant and susceptible strains of Tribolium castaneum Herbst – Pinniger, D. B. | 301-308 |
| The role of organo-phosphorus and synthetic pyrethriod insecticides in mothproofing – Bry, R. E. | 309-309 |
| Genetic control of insecticide-resistance in stored products insects: Prospects and preliminary investigation – Wool, D. | 310-316 |
| Future needs and developments for control of stored product insects – Bond, E. J. |
317-322 |
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| SYMPOSIUM ON RADIATION AND OTHER PHYSICAL MEANS OF INSECT CONTROL |
323 |
| Introduction |
324 |
| Radio frequency, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation for control of stored-product insects: Prospects and limitations – Nelson, S. O. | 325-340 |
| Aeration of grain as a non-chemical method for the control of insects in the grain bulk – Navarro, S. | 341-354 |
| Achievements and limitations of ionizing radiation for stored-product insect control – Tilton, E. W. | 354-361 |
| The use of controlled atmospheres for the storage of grain – Bailey, S. W. ; Banks, H. J. | 362-374 |
| Effect of visible light on the behavior of stored-product insects – Lum, P. T. M. |
375-382 |
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| PANEL SESSION AND DISCUSSION ON RADIATION AND OTHER PHYSICAL MEANS OF INSECT CONTROL |
383 |
| A general survey of physical means for control of storage pests – Whitney, W.K. | 385-411 |
| Improved storage structures for the preservation of food – Corbett, G. G. | 412-417 |
| The role of low temperature to control stored food pests – Smith, L.B. | 418-430 |
| The use of infrared and microwave radiation for control of stored-product insects – Kirkpatrick, R. L. | 431-437 |
| Practical results by high frequency installation in a big storehouse in Switzerland – Munzel, F. |
438 |
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| SYMPOSIUM ON PESTICIDE RESIDUES, TOLERANCES AND REGISTRATIONS |
439 |
| Talk to first international working conference on stored-product entomology – Ritch Jr., J.B. | 441-445 |
| National standards for registration and for residues of pesticides in relation to trade and commerce in Europe – Jepson, W.F. | 446-448 |
| FAO's involvement in the international acceptance of pesticides for stored-food products – Turtle, E. E. | 449-452 |
| Pesticide legislation in Senegal – Deuse, J. P. L. | 453-457 |
| Some aspects governing the use of pesticides on stored-products in Australia – Winks, R.G.; Bailey, S. W. |
458-461 |
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| PANEL SESSION AND DISCUSSION ON PESTICIDE RESIDUES, TOLERANCES AND REGISTRATIONS |
463 |
| The significance of pesticide residues – Snelson, J. T.; Desmarchelier, J. M. | 465-477 |
| Fumigant residues in food: Behaviour and regulation – Heuser, S.G. B. | 478-483 |
| Hydrogen phosphide and its sorptive capacity from the physical and chemical point of view – Mayr, G.E. | 484-484 |
| A critique on requirements for determination and interpretation of fumigant residues – Berck, B. | 485-498 |
| Grain protection and pesticide-residues tolerances in India – Bindra, O. S. |
499-503 |
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| CONTRIBUTED PAPERS |
505 |
| Insect growth regulators: Some effects of Altosid TM on Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) – Amos, T. G.; Williams, P. | 507-510 |
| Investigation into the use of resmethrin and bioresmethrin as potential grain protectant – Ardley, J. H.; Desmarchelier, J. M. | 511-516 |
| Food utilization by Attagenus megatoma and Anthrenus flavipes – Baker, J. E. | 517-518 |
| Gas interchange in freight containers – Banks, H. J.; Sharp, A. K.; Irving, A. R. | 519-531 |
| Biological evaluation of bromophos for the control of storage pests – Bansch, R.; Holtman, H.; Knoll, H. A. | 532-541 |
| An energy budget for the granary weevil, Sitophilus granarius (L.) – Campbell, A.; Sinha, R. N. | 542-548 |
| Multiple mating by Lasioderma serricorne (F.) -Effects on fertility and fecundity – Coffelt, J. A. | 549-553 |
| Investigations into the origin, development and control of Caryedon serratus (Col, Bruchidae) attacking stored ground-Nuts in the Gambia – Conway, J. A. | 554-566 |
| The control of stored products insects with pirimiphos- methyl – Deighton, J.M. | 567-576 |
| The dynamics of insect/lethal grain interactions in an insecticidally treated grain bulk – DeLima, C. P. F. | 577-581 |
| Degradation of bromophos in stored wheat – Eichler, D.; Knoll, H. A. | 582-590 |
| A carrier protein for juvenile hormone in the haemolymph of the Indian Meal moth: Interactions with epidermal target tissue in vitro – Ferkovich, S. M.; Silhacek , D. L.; Rutter, R. R. | 591-596 |
| Internal and external factors governing the fluctuation of Tribolium castaneum populations – Fujii, K. | 597-607 |
| Resistance to malathion and dichlorvos in stored-product insects in New South Wales – Greening, H. G.; Wallbank, B. E.; Attia, F. L. | 608-617 |
| Locomotor behavior of diapausing and nondiapausing larvae of Cadra cautella (Walker) (Lepidoptera, Pyralidae) – Hagstrum, D.W.; Sharp, J.E. | 618-622 |
| Effect of tobacco redrying process on insect mortality – Harrison, R. F.; Berg, M. | 623-626 |
| Invasion and penetration of consumer packages in short-term storage by stored-product insects – Kvenberg, J.E. | 627-634 |
| Pesticide residues of potential protectants of grain – LaHue, D.W. | 635-638 |
| The detection of insects by traps in grain-filled boxcars suring transit – Loschiovo, S.R. | 639-650 |
| Inhibition of chitin synthesis in Plodia interpunctella – Oberlander, I.H.; Leach, C. E. | 651-655 |
| Use of pirimiphos-methyl for the control of stored rice insect pests in S.E. Asia – Seth, A. K. | 656-668 |
| Juvenile hormone action on the intermediary metabolism in Indian meal moth larvae – Silhacek, D. l.; Firstenberg, D. E.; Kohl, K. L. | 669-674 |
| Population density and mating frequency of Plodia interpunctella in the presence of synthetic pheromone – Sower, L.L. | 675-678 |
| Insecticidal value of phosphine in the control of stored tobacco insect pests – Todorovski, V.B.; Vasilov, S.L. | 679-685 |
| Polymorphism in the adult of Callosobruchus maculatus -A possible process of evolution to stored product pest – Utida, S. | 686-691 |
| Unusual entomological separation techniques in use at the food and drug administration – Vazquez, A.W. | 692-699 |
| Effects of mating on female mating inhibition and egg production in the black carpet beetle, Attagenus megatoma F. – Vick, K. W.; Hammack, L.; Coffelt, J. A. | 700-705 |
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