Full Citation:
Highley, E.; Wright, E. J.; Banks, H. J.; Champ, B. R. (eds.),
Stored Product Protection, Proceedings of the 6th International Working
Conference on Stored-Product Protection, 17-23 April 1994, Canberra,
Australia. CAB International, Wallingford, United Kingdom, 1994. (ISBN
0851989322) |
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| Preface | v |
| The International Working Conferences on Stored-Product
Protection | vii-viii |
| 6th IWCSPP Conference Summary – Bruce Champ
| xvii-xviii |
| Opening
Address – John Kerin | xix-xx |
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| FUMIGATION
AND CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERES | 1 |
| Keynote Address |
| Fumigation- an endangered technology? – Banks,
H.J. | 2-6 |
| Carbon
dioxide - more rapidly impairing the glycolytic energy production than nitrogen?
– Adler, C. S. | 7-10 |
| A comparison of the efficacy of CO2-rich and
N2-rich atmospheres against the granary weevil Sitophilus granarius (L.) (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae) – Adler, C. S. | 11-15 |
| Numerical modelling of the movement of carbon
dioxide through stored-wheat bulks – Alagusundaram, S.K.; Jayas, D.S.; Muir, W.E.;
White, N.D.G.; Sinha, R.N. | 16-21 |
| Modified atmosphere storage of bagged maize
outdoor using flexible liners: A preliminary report – Alvindia, D.G.; Caliboso,
F.M.; Sabio, G.C.; Regpala, A.R. | 22-26 |
| Sealed storage technology on Australian farms
– Andrews, A.S.; Annis, P.C.; Newman, C.R. | 27-36 |
| Time to population recovery as a means for specifying
low oxygen dosages – Annis, P.C. | 37-40 |
| A same-day test for detecting resistance to
phosphine – Bell, C.H.; Savvidou, N.; Mills, K.A.; Bradberry, S.; Barlow, M.L. | 41-44 |
| A preliminary evaluation of carbon dioxide under
high pressure for rapid fumigation – Caliboso, F.M.; Nakakita, H.; Kawashima,
K. | 45-47 |
| The
feasibility of increasing the penetration of phosphine in concrete silos by means
of carbon dioxide – Carmi, Y.; Golani, Y.; Frandji, H.; Shaaya, E. | 48-49 |
| Mortality of snails, Cernuella virgata and Cochlicella
acuta, exposed to fumigants, controlled atmospheres or heat disinfestation – Cassells,
J.; Banks, H.J.; Annis, P.C. | 50-55 |
| Application of pressure-swing absorption (PSA)
and liquid nitrogen as methods for providing controlled atmospheres in grain terminals
– Cassells, J.; Banks, H.J.; Allanson, R. | 56-63 |
| Fumigation of a 7000 t bulk of wheat with phosphine
using the Phyto-ExploR system to assist gas circulation – Chakrabarti, B.; Watson,
C. R.; Bell, C. H.; Wontner-Smith, T.J.; Rogerson, J. | 64-67 |
| Technical study of controlled atmosphere with
carbon dioxide in brick silo for safe storage of wheat – Cheng Fu-chang; Mei Bao-Liang;
Yu Jian; Dou He-tong; Tang Shun-gong. | 68-70 |
| Improved procedures for fumigation of oaten
hay in shipping containers – De Lima, C.F.P.; Emery, R.N.; Jackson, P. | 71-77 |
| Carbonyl sulphide as a fumigant for control
of insects and mites – Desmarchelier, J.M. | 78-82 |
| Improved procedures for measurement of fumigants
– Desmarchelier, J.M. | 83-87 |
| The influence of temperature on the sensitivity
of two nitidulid beetles to low oxygen concentrations – Donahaye, J. E.; Navarro,
S.; Rindner, M. | 88-90 |
| Methyl isothiocyanate used as a grain fumigant
– Ducom, V. | 91-97 |
| A
Western Australian farm survey for phosphine-resistant grain beetles – Emery,
R.N. | 98-103 |
| Effects
of low oxygen phosphine fumigations on adult Rhyzopertha dominica – Johnston,
F.M.; Whittle, C.P. | 104-107 |
| Response of Liposcelis bostrychophila and L.
entomophila (Psocoptera) to carbon dioxide – Leong, E.C.W.; Ho, S.H. | 108-112 |
| Inheritance of phosphine resistance in Sitophilus
oryzae (L.) (Coleoptera, Curculionidae) – Li Yan-sheng; Li Wen-zhi. | 113-115 |
| Study of circumfluent fumigation with phosphine
for killing stored-grain insects in silos – Lu Jian-hua; Zhao Zeng-hua; Liu Qing;
Hu Shu-tian; Qi Jin-shen | 116-119 |
| Comparative toxicity of carbon dioxide to two
Callosobruchus species – Mbata, G.; Reichmuth, C.; Ofuya, T. | 120-122 |
| A new method of using low levels of phosphine
in combination with heat and carbon dioxide – Mueller, D.K. | 123-125 |
| A new method to control stored-product insects
using carbon dioxide with high pressure followed by sudden pressure loss – Nakakita,
H.; Kawashima, K. | 126-129 |
| The future of hermetic storage of dry grains
in tropical and subtropical climates – Navarro, S.; Donahaye, J.E.; Fishman, S. | 130-138 |
| Western Australian Fumigation Practice Survey
(1992) – Newman, C.R. | 139-143 |
| Biogeneration of carbon dioxide for use in modified
atmosphere storage of sorghum grains – Patkar, K.L.; Usha, C. M.; Shetty, H. S.;
Paster, N.; Lacey, J. | 144-147 |
| The current status of phosphine fumigations
in India – Rajendran, S.; Narasimhan, K.S. | 148-152 |
| A new phosphine releasing product – Reichmuth,
C. | 153-156 |
| Uptake
of phosphine by stored-product pest insects during fumigation – Reichmuth, C. | 157-162 |
| Carbon dioxide under high pressure of 15 bar
and 20 bar to control the eggs of the Indianmeal moth Plodia interpunctella (Hubner)
(Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) as the most tolerant stage at 25°C – Reichmuth, C.; Wohlgemuth,
R. | 163-172 |
| Studies
on the effect of carbon dioxide in insect treatment with phosphine – Ren, Y .L.;
O'Brien, I.G.; Whittle, C.P. | 173-177 |
| The impact of temperature, moisture content,
grain quality and their interactions on changes in storage vessel atmospheres
– Reuss, R.; Damcevski, K.; Annis, P .C. | 178-182 |
| Low-cost detector for the continuous monitoring
of phosphine fumigation – Ryan, R.; Waddell, S.; Alexander , P.W.; Bowles, K.;
Cherkson, L.; Morgan, J.; Hibbert, D. B. | 183-187 |
| Controlled release of phosphine -an update –
Schonstein, D.; Shore, W.; Ryan, R.; Waddell, S. | 188-191 |
| A survey of phosphine and methyl bromide resistance
in Malaysia – Sulaiman, Z.; Rahim, M.; Faridah, M.E.; Rasal, M. | 192-193 |
| Effectiveness of carbon dioxide under reduced
pressure against some insects infesting dried fruit – Suss, L.; Locatelli, D.P. | 194-200 |
| Evolution of phosphine from aluminium phosphide
formulations at various temperatures and humidities – Xianchang, Tan | 201-203 |
| Carbon dioxide fumigation of processed dried
vine fruit (sultanas) in sealed stacks – Tarr, C.; Hilton, S.J.; Van S. Graver,
J.; Clingeleffer, P.R. | 204-209 |
| The fumigation of bag-stacks with phosphine
under gas-proof sheets using techniques to avoid the development of insect resistance
– Taylor, R.W.D.; Harris, A.H. | 210-213 |
| Effects of different speed of build up and decrease
of pressure with carbon dioxide on the adults of the - tobacco beetle Lasioderma
serricorne (Fabricius) (Coleoptera: Anobiidae) – Ulrichs, C. | 214-216 |
| Response of the pea weevil Bruchus pisorum (L.)
to phosphine – Waterford, C.J.; Winks, R.G. | 217-225 |
| New aluminium phosphide formulations for controlled
generation of phosphine – Waterford, C.J.; Whittle, C.P.; Winks, R.G. | 226-230 |
| Correlation between phosphine resistance and
narcotic response in Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) – Waterford, C.J.; Winks, R.G. | 231-235 |
| Fumigation of dried vine fruit for export –
Williams, P. | 236-239 |
| Phosphine fumigation of stored field peas for
insect control – Williams, P.; Whittle, C. P. | 240-243 |
| Measurement of resistance to grain fumigants
with particular reference to phosphine – Winks, R.G.; Hyne, E.A. | 244-250 |
| Control of the common clothes moth Tineola bisselliella
(Hummel) (Lepidoptera: Tineidae) and other museum pests with nitrogen – Wudtke,
A.; Reichmuth, C. | 251-254 |
| Fumigation And Controlled Atmospheres -
Session Summary | 255-256 |
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| ENGINEERING
| 257 |
| Keynote Address |
| Developments in silo design for the safe and
efficient storage and handling of grain – Roberts, A. W. | 259-280 |
| Modelling heat and mass transfer phenomena in
bulk stored grains – Thorpe, G.R. | 259-367 |
| Temperature studies on steel silos in North
Africa – Bartali, El H. | 281-285 |
| Development of a programmable aeration controller
– Gibbs, P. A. | 286-289 |
| Observations on large-scale outdoor maize storage
in jute and woven polypropylene sacks in Zimbabwe – Kennedy, L.; Devereau, A.D. | 290-295 |
| Quality enhancement of stored grain by improved
design and management of aeration – Lasseran, J.C.; Niquet, G.; Fleurat-Lessard,
F. | 296-298 |
| Chilled
aeration and storage of U.S. crops -a review – Maier, D.E. | 300-311 |
| Pest management of stored maize using chilled
aeration- a mid-west United States perspective – Mason, L. J.; Maier, D.E.; Adams,
W.H.; Obermeyer, J. L. | 312-317 |
| Mobile drive-over hoppers and stackers for filling
and emptying grain bunkers – Miller, F .M. | 318-322 |
| Using controlled aeration for insect and mould
management in the south-western United States – Noyes, R.T.; Cuperus, G.W.; Kenkel,
P. | 323-334 |
| Closed
loop fumigation systems in the south-western United States – Noyes, R. T.; Kenkel,
P. | 335-341 |
| Engineering
input in the design of on-farm storage in India – Shukla, B.D; Singh, K.K. | 342-345 |
| Design chart for in-store maize drying under
tropical climates – Soponronnarit, S.; Wongvirojtana, P.; Nathakaranakule, A. | 346-350 |
| Advances in research on in-store drying – Srzednicki,
G.S.; Driscoll, R.H. | 351-258 |
| Grain aeration system controlled by computer
– Wu, Zidan; Li , FuJan | 368-370 |
| Engineering - Session Summary | 371-372 |
| |
| SAMPLING
AND TRAPPING | 373 |
| Keynote Address |
| The use of sex pheromones to control Ephestia
kuehniella Zeller (Mediterranean flour moth) in flour mills by mass trapping and
attracticide (lure and kill) methods – Trematerra, P. | 375-382 |
| Grain storage in a small-farm ecosystem: Angoumois
grain moth movement and management – Barney, R.J.; Weston, P.A. | 383-384 |
| The use of multiple trapping methods to assess
population size: An evaluation – Brower, J .H.; Smith, L.; Wileyto, E.P. | 385-389 |
| The use of a managed bulk of grain for the evaluation
of PC, pitfall beaker, insect probe and WBII probe traps for trapping Sitophilus
granarius, Oryzaephilus surinamensis and Cryptolestes ferrugineus – Cogan, P.M.;
Wakefield, M.E. | 390-396 |
| New trends in stored-grain infestation detection
inside storage bins for permanent infestation risk monitoring – Fleurat-Lessard,
F.; Andrieu, A.J.; Wilkin, D.R. | 397-402 |
| Acoustical monitoring of stored-grain insects:
An automated system – Hagstrum, D. W.; Flinn, P.W .; Shuman, D. | 403-405 |
| Responses of Tribolium castaneum to different
pheromone lures and traps in the laboratory – Hussain, A.; Phillips, T.W.; AliNiazee,
M.T. | 406-409 |
| Response
of Prostephanus truncatus and Teretriosoma nigrescens to pheromone-baited flight
traps – Key, G.E.; Tigar, B.J.; Flores-Sanchez, E.; Vazquez-Arista, M. | 410-414 |
| Development of immunoassays for quantitative
detection of insects in stored products – Kitto, G. B.; Quinn, F.A.; Burkholder,
W.E. | 415-420 |
| Development
of pheromone-baited insect traps – Mullen, M.A. | 421-424 |
| Effect of single and multiple species release
on the capture of Plodia interpunctella and Cadra cautella in pheromone-baited
traps – Mullen, M.A. | 425-428 |
| Monitoring field populations of Lyctocoris campestris,
a predator of stored-grain insects: assessment of different trap designs – Parajulee,
M.N.; Phillips, T. W . | 429-430 |
| Comparison between two methods of insect sampling
in stored wheat – Pereira, P .R. V .S.; Lazzari, F .A.; Lazzari, S.M.N.; Almeida,
A.A. | 435-438 |
| Using
pheromones for location and suppression of phycitid moths and cigarette beetles
in Hawaii - A five-year summary – Pierce, L.H. | 439-443 |
| Improved early detection of internal infestation
by flotation using product-adapted salt solutions – Richter, K.; Tchalale, P. | 444-447 |
| The use of various insect traps for studying
psocid populations – Roesli, R.; Jones, R. | 448-450 |
| Trapping stored-product insects using an unbaited
multifunnel trap – Trematerra, P.; Rotundo, G.; De Cristofaro, A. | 451-454 |
| The potential of insect self-marking for the
interpretation of trap catch – Wileyto, E.P. | 455-458 |
| The statistical interpretation of insect self-marking
and trapping – Wileyto, E.P. | 459-462 |
| The detection of insects in grain during transit-an
assessment of the problem and the developmentof a practical solution – Wilkin,
D.R.; Catchpole, D.; Catchpole, S. | 463-469 |
| Trapping Trogoderma variabile (Coleoptera: Dermestidae):
A comparison of traps and techniques for adult and larval monitoring – Wright,
E.J.; Delves, R.L. | 470-474 |
| Sampling And Trapping - Session Summary | 475 |
| |
| INSECT
BIOLOGY | 477 |
| Keynote Address |
| Pheromones of stored-product insects: Current
status and future perspectives – Phillips, T .W . | 479-486 |
| Studies on the relative susceptibility of varieties
and germplasm lines of sesame to infestation by Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) (Coleoptera:
Tenebrionidae) – Murali Baskaran, R.K.; Venugopal , M.S.; Sivakumar, C. V. | 487-490 |
| A comparison of the demography of four major
stored grain coleopteran pest species and its implications for pest management
– Beckett, S. J.; Longstaff, B. C.; Evans, D. E. | 491-497 |
| A new host of the groundnut seed beetle, Caryedon
serratus (01.), in Israel – Calderon, M. | 498-497 |
| Dynamics and expansion of populations of stored
product beetles – Ciesielska, Z. | 500-508 |
| Bioassays with bruchid beetles: problems and
(some) solutions – Credland, P.F. | 509-516 |
| The distribution and PCR-based fingerprints
of Rhyzopertha dominica (F.) in Canada – Fields, P.G.; Phillips, T.W. | 517-522 |
| Some stored-product insects of increasing importance
in China – Guan Lianghua; Chen Lanfen; Xie Gengfa; Yang Shaojun. | 523-524 |
| Factors affecting survival and development of
Sitophilus oryzae (L.) in rice grain pericarp layers – Haryadi, Y.; Fleurat-Lessard,
F. | 525-527 |
| Molecular
and morphological markers for diagnosis of Sitophilus oryzae and S. zeamais (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae) – Hidayat, P.; Ffrench-Constant, R.H.; Phillips, T .W. | 528-532 |
| Pheromone biology and factors affecting its
production in Tribolium castaneum – Hussain, A.; Phillips, T .W; Mayhew, T. J.;
AliNiazee, M.T. | 533-536 |
| Stored agricultural product protection in Croatia
– Kalinovic, I.; Ivezic, M. | 537-540 |
| Pheromone biology of the lesser grain borer,
Rhyzopertha dominica (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) – Mayhew, T.J.; Phillips, T.W. | 541-544 |
| The measurement of resistance to Acanthoscelides
obtectus (Say) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in seeds of Phaseolus vulgaris L. – Moss,
C.J.; Credland, P .F. | 545-552 |
| Function and composition of cuticular hydrocarbons
of stored-product insects – Nawrot , J.; Malinski, E.; Szafranek, J. | 553-560 |
| Factors affecting oviposition and orientation
by female Plodia interpunctella – Phillips, T. W.; Strand, M.R. | 561-565 |
| Studies of responses of stored-product pests,
Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) and Sitophilus zeamais Motsch., to food volatiles
– Pike, V.; Smith, J.L.; White, R.D.; Hall, D.R. | 566-569 |
| Influence of synthetic Sitophilate, the aggregation
pheromone of Sitophilus granarius (L.) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), on dispersion
and aggregation behaviour of the granary weevil – Plarre, R. | 570-582 |
| Distribution and status of Psocoptera infesting
stored products in Australia – Rees, D. | 583-587 |
| Hormonal control of reproduction in the female
pyralid moth Plodia interpunctella (Hiibner) (Lepidoptera: Phycitidae) – Shaaya,
E.; Silhacek, D.; Shirk, P.; Rees, H.; Zimowska, G.; Plotkin, S. | 588-590 |
| Role of ultrasound production and chemical signals
in the courtship behaviour of Ephestia cautella (Walker), Ephestia kuehniella
Zeller and Plodia interpunctella (Hiibner) (Lepidoptera: pyralidae) – Trematerra,
P.; Pavan, G. | 591-594 |
| Effect of maize variety and storage form on
oviposition and development of the maize weevil, Sitophilus zeamais Motschulsky
(Coleoptera: Curculionidae) – Vowotor, K.A.; Bosque-Perez, N.A.; Ayertey, J.N. | 595-598 |
| Life history data for Sitotroga cerealella (Olivier)
(Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) in farm-stored corn and the importance of sub-optimal
environmental conditions in insect population modelling for bulk commodities –
Weaver , D.K.; Throne, J.E. | 599-604 |
| Influence of planting date, harvest date, and
maize (corn) hybrid on preharvest infestation of maize by Sitotroga cerealella
– Weston, P .A. | 605-607 |
| Variable longevity in the rusty grain beetle,
Cryptolestes ferrugineus – White, N.D.G.; Bell, R.J. | 608-612 |
| Effect of food volume and photoperiod on initiation
of diapause in the warehouse beetle, Trogoderma variabile Ballion (Coleoptera:
Dermestidae) – Wright, E.J.; Cartledge, A.P. | 613-616 |
| Insect Biology - Session Summary | 617-618 |
| Author Index | 619-620 |
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Volume 2 |
| INERT
DUSTS | 621 |
| Silica aerogels as alternative protectants of
maize against Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) infestations
– Barbosa, A.; Golob, P.; Jenkins, N. | 623-627 |
| Structural treatment with amorphous silica slurry:
An integral component of GRAINCO's IPM strategy – Bridgeman, B.W. | 628-630 |
| Efficacy of an amorphous silica dust against
bean bruchids – Giga, D.P.; Chinwada, P. | 631-632 |
| Effect of zeolite on the development of Sitophilus
zeamais (Motsch.) – Haryadi, Y.; Syarief, R.; Hubeis, M.; Herawati, I. | 633-634 |
| Effects of Dryacide® on the physical properties
of grains, pulses and oilseeds – Jackson, K.; Webley, D. | 635-637 |
| Laboratory trials on desiccant dust insecticides
– McLaughlin, A. | 638-645 |
| Combination of cooling with a surface application
of Dryacide® to control insects – Nickson , P .J; Desmarchelier, J .M.; Gibbs,
P. | 646-649 |
| Effectiveness
of Insecto®, a new diatomaceous earth formulation, in suppressing several stored-grain
insect species – Subramanyam, Bh; Swanson, C. L.; Madamanchi, N.; Norwood, S. | 650-659 |
| Inert Dusts - Session and Field Trip Workshop
Summary | 660 |
| |
| GRAIN QUALITY
| 661 |
| Keynote Address |
| Concerns for quality maintenance during storage
of cereals and ceareal products – Juliano, B.O. | 663-665 |
| Keynote Address |
| Maintenance of grain quality during storage-prediction
of the conditions and period of 'safe' storage – Wrigley, C.W.; Gras, P.W.; Bason,
M.C. | 666-670 |
| Valuing
Australian wheat quality characteristics in selected Asian markets – Ahmadi-Esfahani,
F.Z.; Stanmore, R.G. | 671-676 |
| Modelling the effects of temperature, water
activity and storage atmosphere on the viability of stored maize and paddy – Bason,
M. L.; Gras, P .W.; Banks, H.J. | 677-683 |
| A mathematical model for stockpile management
– Boyapati, E.; Oates, A. | 684-688 |
| Infestations by Sitophilus granarius (L.) and
Rhyzopertha dominica (F.) on durum wheat, and their influence on the rheological
characteristics of the semolina – Domenichini, G.; Pagani, M.; Fogliazza, D. | 689-694 |
| Effect of modified atmosphere storage on wheat
seed germination vigour and on physiological criteria of the ageing process –
Fleurat-Lessard , F.; Just, D.; Barrieu, P.; Le Torc'h, J.-M.; Raymond, P.; Saglio,
P. | 695-700 |
| Comparison
of methods for moisture content determination on soybeans – Lazzari, F .A. | 701-703 |
| Modification of the nutritional quality of nitrogen
content of Leguminosae seed damaged by Acanthoscelides obtectus (Say) (Coleoptera:
Bruchidae) – Regnault-Roger , C.; Watier, C.; Hamraoui, A. | 704-705 |
| Effect of rice storage conditions on the quality
of milled rice – Trigo-Stockli, D. M.; Pedersen, J. R. | 706-711 |
| Functional properties of stored grains after
microwave treatment – Zain , A.M.; Ooi, L.H. | 712-714 |
| Grain Quality - Session Summary | 715 |
| |
| GRAIN
PROTECTANTS | 717 |
| Keynote Address |
| Grain protectant chemicals: Present status and
future trends – Arthur, F .H. | 719-721 |
| Keynote Address |
| Grain protectants: Trends and developments –
Desmarchelier, J.M. | 722-728 |
| Trials of grain protectants on stored maize
under Philippine conditions – Acda, M.A.; Sayaboc, P .B.; Gibe, A.G.; Gragasin,
C.B. | 729-733 |
| Use
of methoprene without adulticide as a grain protectant – Allanson, R.; Wallbank,
B. | 734-736 |
| Using
a PCR diagnostic for detection of insecticide resistance in Tribolium castaneum
populations – Andreev, D.; Phillips, T.; Beeman, R.; Ffrench-Constant, R. | 737-740 |
| Effectiveness of pyrethroids as protectants
of raw agricultural commodities stored in southeast Georgia, USA – Arthur, F.H. | 741-745 |
| Repellent and phagodeterrent activity of Sphaeranthus
indicus extract against Callosobruchus chinensis – Baby, J. K. | 746-748 |
| Analysis of bioassay data using the Wadley's
Problem technique in probit analysis -a neglected option – Bengston, M.; Strange,
A.C. | 749-750 |
| Recent
developments in grain protectants for use in Australia – Bengston, M.; Strange,
A.C. | 751-754 |
| Resistance
considerations for choosing protectants – Collins, P .J. | 755-761 |
| Efficacy of several mixtures of grain protectants
on paddy and maize – Daglish, G.J. | 762-764 |
| Insect growth regulators for the control of
stored-grain insect pests – Dales, M.J.; Harding, S.; Freeman, N.; Gaffney, H. | 765-769 |
| Development of a closed system for application
of grain protectants – Ebert, M.A.; McLeod, J.L.; Smith, B.A. | 770-772 |
| Effect of the chitin-synthesis-inhibitor, chlorfluazuron,
on immature development of Rhyzopertha dominica (F.) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae)
– Elek, J.A. | 773-776 |
| Prevention of beetle infestation of dried fish
– Golob, P.; Gueye-Ndiaye, A.; Johnson, S. | 777-781 |
| Residues of grain protectants on paddy – Gragasin,
Ma.; Cristina, B.; Acda, M.A.; Gibe, A.G.; Sayaboc, P.D. | 782-784 |
| Are residual insecticide applications to store
surfaces worth using? – Gudrups, I.; Harris, A.; Dales, M. | 785-789 |
| Potential of common herbs as grain protectants:
Repellent effect of herb extracts on the granary weevil, Sitophilus granarius
(L.) – Ignatowicz, S.; Wesolowska, B. | 790-794 |
| Field evaluation of a test kit for monitoring
insecticide resistance in stored-grain pests – Jermannaud, A. | 795-797 |
| The fate of residues of deltamethrin in treated
wheat during its transformation into food products – Jermannaud, A.; Pochon, J.
M. | 798-803 |
| Introduction
of the neem tree in Mexico, in vitro propagation and validation of its properties
against stored-product insects – Leos-Martinez, J.; Salazar-Saenz, R.P.; Alvarado-Gomez,
O.G. | 804-808 |
| Chemical
control testing on foodstuff mites – Lozzia, G. C.; Rigamonti, I. E.; Ottoboni,
F. | 809-816 |
| The
influence of temperature and modified atmosphere on effectiveness of Lavandula
angustifolia Mill. Oil for controlling Tyrophagus putrescentiae – Lungshi Li;
Xiaowei Zhang; Yiquan Guo | 817-818 |
| Toxicity of Annona squamosa Linn. seed oil extract
on Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) – Malek, M.A.; Wilkins,
R.M. | 819-823 |
| A
new bioassay detecting for IGR activity with larvae of Tribolium freemani Hinton
(Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) – Nakakita, H.; Sittisuang, P.; Suzuki, T. | 824-827 |
| Persistence of grain protectants in maize –
Ong, S. H.; Rahim, M.; Sulaiman, Z. | 828-829 |
| Cyfluthrin plus piperonyl butoxide -a promising
new stored product protectant – Pospischil , R.; Smith, G. | 830-832 |
| Organophosphorous and synergised synthetic pyrethroid
insecticides as grain protectants for stored maize – Rahim, M.; Sulaiman, Z.;
Ong, S.H. | 833-836 |
| Antifeedant
effect of Mediterranean plant essential oils upon Acanthoscelides obtectus (Say)
(Coleoptera), bruchid of kidney beans, Phaseolus vulgaris L. – Regnault-Roger
and , C.; Hamraoui, A. | 837-840 |
| Dynamics of insect populations in stored shelled
corn (maize) treated with pirimiphos-methyl and thiabendazole – Sedlacek, .D.;
Weston, P.A. ; Price, B.D.; Rattlingourd, P.L. | 841-842 |
| Rapid testing for insecticide residues in stored
products using immuno- and enzyme assays – Skerritt, I.H.; Hill, A.S.; Edward,
S.L.; Beasley, H.L.; Lee, N.; McAdam, D.P.; Rigg, A.I. | 843-847 |
| Efficacy of pithraj (Aphanamixis polystachya)
seed extracts against stored-product pests – Talukder, F.A.; Howse, P.E. | 848-852 |
| Effectiveness of residual insecticides against
warehouse beetle, Trogoderma variabile Ballion – Wallbank, B.E. | 853-856 |
| Grain protectants and pesticide residues – Webley,
D.I. | 857-862 |
| An
assessment of Damfin to control an established infestation of saw-toothed grain
beetle in malting barley – Wilkin , D.R.; Binns, T.I.; Hoppe, T. | 863-871 |
| Correlation of probit parameters of malathion-resistant
Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) (Coleoptera:Tenebrionidae) determined by topical
application and residual methods – Zettler, I.L.; Arthur, F.H. | 872-875 |
| Grain Protectants - Session Summary | 876 |
| |
| INTEGRATED
COMMODITY MANAGEMENT | 877 |
| Keynote Address |
| Decision support systems for integrated management
of stored commodities – Wilkin, D.R.; Mumford, I.D. | 879-883 |
| Food aid: A substitute for domestic production
and commercial imports? – Ahmadi-Esfahani, F.Z.; Locke, C.G. | 884-889 |
| Adding value to Australian wheat: Present problems
and future prospects – Ahmadi-Esfahani, F.Z.; Iensen, P. H. | 890-895 |
| Some effects of grain cleaning on mites, insects
and fungi – Armitage, D.M. | 896-901 |
| Loss assessment and loss prevention in wheat
and storage -technology development and transfer in Pakistan – Baloch, U.K.; Irshad,
M.; Ahmed, M. | 902-905 |
| The effect of maize cob selection and the impact
of field infestation on stored maize losses by the larger grain borer (Prostephanus
truncatus (Horn) Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) and associated storage pests – Borgemeister,
C.; Adda, C.; Djomamou, B.; Degbey, P.; Agbaka, A.; Djossou, F.; Meikle, W.G.;
Markham, R.H. | 906-909 |
| Integrated pest management in the GRAINCO, Queensland,
Australia, storage system – Bridgeman, B. W.; Collins, P.J. | 910-914 |
| Insect control in farm-stored grains-the 'Grainsafe'
extension project 995 – Bullen, K.S.; Collins, P.; Andrews, A.S. | 915-917 |
| Sustainable postharvest systems in developing
countries -framework for intervention – De Lima, C.P.F. | 918-920 |
| Field validation of a decision support system
for farm-stored grain – Flinn, P. W.; Hagstrum, D. W. | 921-924 |
| Dividing the harvest: An approach to integrated
pest management in family stores in Africa – Henckes, C. | 925-928 |
| Recent advances in the biology and control of
Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) – Hodges, R.I. | 929-934 |
| U.S. stored-wheat pest management practices:
producers, elevator operators, and mills – Kenkel, P.; Noyes, R.T.; Cuperus, G.W.;
Criswell, I.; Fargo, S.; Anderson, K. | 935-939 |
| Decision support systems for pest management
in grain stores – Longstaff, B.C. | 940-945 |
| Technologies for storage and preservation of
coffee beans in India – Narasimhan, K.S.; Rajendran,, S.; Iayaram, M.; Muralidharan,
N. | 946-949 |
| An
analysis of the importance of liposcelids in tropicallarge-scale storage – Pike,
V. | 950-952 |
| Insect
losses on sorghum stored in selected Malian villages, with particular emphasis
on varietal differences in grain resistance – Ratnadass, A.; Berte, S.; Diarra,
D.; cisse, B. | 953-959 |
| Storage systems for maize (Zea mays L.) in Nigeria
from five agro-ecological zones – Udoh, J.; Ikotun, T.; Cardwell, K. | 960-965 |
| Integrated Commodity Management - Session
Summary | 966-967 |
| |
| STORAGE FUNGI AND MYCOTOXINS
| 969 |
| Keynote Address |
| Fungi and mycotoxins in grain: implications
for stored product research – Miller, J. D. | 971-977 |
| Effect of extracts from nine plant species found
in Africa on the mycelial growth of Aspergillus flavus Link – Cardwell, K.F.;
Dongo, L. | 978-980 |
| The
effect of Sitophilus zeamais on fungal infection, aflatoxin production, moisture
content and damage to kernels of stored maize – Dharmaputra, O.S.; Halid, H.;
Sunjaya; Koo Soek Khim. | 981-984 |
| Aspergillus flavus and Penicillium islandicum
on milled rice collected from different parts of the postharvest handling chain
– Dharmaput ra, O.S.; Retnowati, I. | 985-987 |
| Application of mathematical modelling techniques
for predicting mould growth – Gibson, A. M.; Eyles, M.J.; Hocking, A.D.; Best,
D.J. | 988-991 |
| Effect
of preincubation of fungal conidia in modified atmosphere on subsequent germination
and growth on a solid medium – Haasum, I.; Nielsen, P. V. | 992-995 |
| Characterisation of aflatoxins B 1' B2' G 1'
and G2 in groundnuts and groundnut products – Haryadi, Y.; Setiastuty, E. | 996-998 |
| Taxonomy: The key to mycotoxin identification
in food and feedstuffs – Kozakiewicz, Z. | 999-1006 |
| Respiration and losses in stored wheat under
different environmental conditions – Lacey, J.; Hamer, A.; Magan, N. | 1007-1013 |
| Occurrence of Fusarium toxins in stored maize
in southern Brazil – Lazzari, F. A. | 1014-1016 |
| Estimating the social costs of the impacts of
fungi and aflatoxins in maize and peanuts – Lubulwa, A.S.G.; Davis, J.S. | 1017-1042 |
| Environmental factors and tenuazonic acid production
by Alternaria spp. isolated from sorghum – Magan, N.; Baxter, E. | 1043-1046 |
| Production of polyclonal antibodies against
polypeptides from an aflatoxin strain of the fungus Aspergillus flavus, a pathogen
of stored grain – Paster, N.; Menasherov, M.; Salomon, R.; Kuttin, E. | 1047-1050 |
| Levels of aflatoxins in grains from Santa Catarina
State, Southern Brazil – Scussel, V .M.; Baratto, W .R. | 1051-1053 |
| Effect of physical treatments on moulding and
aflatoxin production in maize – Shetty, H.S.; Vijaya, P.; Usha, C.M.; Patkar,
K.L.; Lacey, J. | 1054-1058 |
| The impact of insect pests on aflatoxin contamination
of stored wheat and maize – Sinha, A. K. | 1059-1063 |
| Preharvest contamination of maize by Aspergillus
flavus – Siriacha, P.; Tonboonek, P.; Wongurai, A.; Kositcharoenkul, S. | 1064-1067 |
| Traditional storage of pandanus nuts in the
Papua New Guinea highlands – Van S Graver, J.; Hocking, A.D.; Sharp, A.K. | 1068-1074 |
| Preharvest origins of toxigenic fungi in stored
grain – Wicklow, D. T. | 1075-1081 |
| Storage Fungi And Mycotoxins - Session Summary | 1082-1083 |
| |
| BIOLOGICAL
CONTROL | 1085 |
| Keynote Address |
| Can biological control resolve the larger grain
borer crisis? – Markham, R.H.; Borgemeister, C.; Meikle, W.G. | 1087-1097 |
| The dispersion pattern of Teretriosoma nigrescens
Lewis (Coleoptera: Histeridae) after its release and monitoring of the occurrence
of its host Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) in the natural
environment in Togo – Boeye, J.; Biliwa, A.; Fischer, H.U.; Helbig, J.; Richter,
J. | 1098-1102 |
| Suppression
of insects in stored wheat by augmentation with parasitoid wasps – Flinn , P.
W.; Hagstrum, D. W; McGaughey, W.H. | 1103-1105 |
| Biological control in the context of an integrated
management strategy for the larger grain borer, Prostephanus truncatus (Horn)
(Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) and associated storage pests – Markham, R.H.; Djossou,
F.; Hirabayashi, J.M.; Novillo, P.; Wright, V.F.; Rios, R.M.; Trujillo, F.J.;Meikle,
W.G.; Borgemeister, C. | 1106-1111 |
| Bacillus thuringiensis variety tenebrionis (DSM-2803)
in the control of coleopteran pests of stored wheat – Mummigatti , S. G.; Raghunathan,
A.N.; Karanth, N.G.K. | 1112-1115 |
| Ability of the predator Teretriosoma nigrescens
Lewis (Coleoptera: Histeridae) to control larger grain borer (Prostephanus truncatus)
(Horn) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) under rural storage conditions in the southern
region of Togo – Mutlu, P. | 1116-1115 |
| Life history, predatory biology, and population
ecology of Lyctocoris campestris (F.) (Heteroptera: Anthocoridae) – Parajulee,
M.N.; Phillips, T. W. | 1122-1131 |
| Research on multiplication of Beauveria bassiana
fungus and preliminary utilisation of Bb bioproduct for pest management in stored
products in Vietnam – Pham Thi Thuy; Le Doan Dien; Nguyen Giang Van | 1132-1133 |
| Host specificity of Teretriosoma nigrescens
Lewis (Coleoptera: Histeridae) – Poschko, M. | 1134-1141 |
| Studies on biological control of Ephestia kuehniella
(Zeller) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) with Trichogramma evanescens Westwood (Hymenoptera:
Trichogrammatidae) -host-finding ability in wheat under laboratory conditions
– Scholler, M.; Reichmuth, C. ; Hassan, S.A. | 1142-1146 |
| Computer simulation model for biological control
of maize weevil by the parasitoid Anisopteromalus calandrae – Smith, L. | 1147-1151 |
| The functional response of Uscana lariophaga
Steffan (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae) under different egg distributions of
its host Callosobruchus maculatus (Fab.) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) – van Alebeek,
F.A.N. | 1152-1157 |
| The
role of semiochemicals in host location by Uscana lariophaga, egg parasitoid of
Callosobruchus maculatus – van Huis, A.; Schiitte, C.; Cools , M.H.; Fanget, Ph.;
van der Hoek, H.; Piquet, S.P. | 1158-1164 |
| Biological Control - Session Summary | 1165 |
| |
| QUARANTINE
AND REGULATORY ISSUES | 1167 |
| Decision making in regulatory entomology: the
case of Trogoderma variabile in Western Australia – M.J., Butcher | 1169-1172 |
| Insects found in stored products entering the
port of Ravenna, Italy during 1976-91 – Contessi, A. | 1173-1178 |
| An integrated approach to stored-grain protection
in Western Australia – Dean, K.R. | 1179-1182 |
| The changing role of AQIS in the regulation
of grain exports from Australia – Heinrich, D.; Dean, J. | 1183-1185 |
| Factors influencing current U .K. strategies
to meet quarantine requirements for export grain – Kelly, M.P.; Wilkin , D.R. | 1186-1191 |
| GRAINCO (Queensland, Australia) attains 'certification
assurance' accreditation – Wilson, P.; Bridgeman, B. | 1192-1194 |
| Quarantine And Regulatory Issues - Session
Summary | 1195 |
| |
| PHYSICAL CONTROL
| 1197 |
| Commodity disinfestation treatments with heat
– Heather, N .W . | 1199-1200 |
| Radiation disinfestation of used packagings:
Irradiation trials with electron beams – Ignatowicz, S.; Zaedee , I.H.M. | 1201-1208 |
| Detection of irradiated insect pests in stored
products: locomotor activity of irradiated adult beetles – Ignatowicz, S.; Wesolowska,
B.; Zaedee, I.H. | 1209-1213 |
| The effect of grain movement on Liposcelis decolor
(Pearman), Liposcelis bostrychophila Badonnel (Psocoptera: Liposcelidae) and Cryptolestes
ferrugineus (Stephens) (Coleoptera: Cucujidae) infesting bulk-stored barley –
Rees, D.; van Gerwen, T.; Hillier, T. | 1214-1219 |
| Physical Control - Session Summary | 1220-1221 |
| |
| WORKSHOP
REPORTS | 1223 |
| Appropriate Storage | 1225-1226 |
| Expert Systems | 1227 |
| On-farm and Small-scale Storage and Extension | 1228-1229 |
| Standards | 1230 |
| |
| LATE
PAPERS | 1231 |
| Field evaluation of a cylinder trap design for
monitoring Ephestia cautella – Bowditch, T .G.; Madden, J.L.; Brassington, B.F. | 1233-1234 |
| Effect of storage and thermal treatment on quality
of rain-damaged wheat – Gras, P .W .; Bason , M.L.; Tomlinson, J.D. | 1235-1237 |
| Effectiveness of SIROFLO® in horizontal storages
– Winks, R.G.; Russell, G.F. | 1238-1244 |
| Effectiveness of SIROFLO® in vertical storages
– Winks, R.G.; Russell, G.F. | 1245-1249 |
| A brief history of the entomological problems
of wheat storage in Australia – Van S Graver, J.; Winks, R.G. | 1250-1258 |
| |
| List
of Participants | 1259-1271 |
| Trade Exhibitors | 1272 |
| Author Index | 1273-1274 |
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