10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTH»
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Mediterranean flour moth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Mediterranean flour moth and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Handbook of Biological Control: Principles and Applications ...
the Mediterranean flour moth was by far a less suitable host than the tobacco
moth, Ephestia elutella (Hiibner); the almond moth, Cadra cautella (Walker); the
raisin moth, C. figulilella (Gregson); or the Indian meal moth, Plodia inter-
punctella ...
T. W. Fisher, Thomas S. Bellows, L. E. Caltagirone, 1999
2
Principles of Food Sanitation
Mediterranean Flour Moth: The wingspan of the adult Mediterranean flour moth is
approximately 2.5 cm. The forewings are pale gray with transverse black lines
and flecks; whereas the hind wings are gray to dirty white. Other characteristics ...
Norman G. Marriott, Robert B. Gravani, 2006
3
Insect Control in
Flour Mills
MEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTH AN INTRODUCED PEST. The Mediterraneon
flour moth is a pest introduced into this country from Europe. Until 1877 it was
little known in the Old World, but in that year it was discovered in a flour mill in ...
4
Controlling the greater wax
moth ... a pest of honeycombs
age similar to that of the greater wax moth larvae, but the tunnels are smaller, the
webs finer, and feeding and webbing are more confined to the outer surface of
the combs. The larvae of the Mediterranean flour moth {Ephestia kuehnietta) feed
...
United States. Agricultural Research Service, Warren Whitcomb, 1972
5
Insect Colonization and Mass Production
Mediterranean flour moth, Anagasta kuhniella Zeller; and almond moth, Cadra
cautella Walker; it is the rearing of these species that will be discussed in this
chapter. Shepard (1943) notes “the suggestions for rearing one species may
apply to ...
MEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTH AN INTRODUCED PEST. The Mediterraneon
flour moth is a pest introduced into this country from Europe. Until 1877 it was
little known in the Old World, but in that year it was discovered in a flour mill in ...
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1920
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Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture
MEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTH AN INTRODUCED PEST. The Mediterraneon
flour moth is a pest introduced into this country from Europe. Until 1877 it was
little known in the Old World, but in that year it was discovered in a flour mill in ...
8
Ninety-nine More Maggots, Mites, and Munchers
If you think you're on top of the latest trends for getting into bran in a big way, you'
re at least a hundred years behind Anagasta kuehniella, the Mediterranean flour
moth. Mediterranean flour moths have been getting into bran— as well as flour ...
9
Heat Treatments for Postharvest Pest Control: Theory and ...
... used to disinfest mills and processing plants for some time. Chittenden (1897)
recommended using steam on flour mill machinery to control contamination by
the Mediterranean flour moth, Anagast kuehniella (Zeller) (Lepidoptera:
Pyralidae) ...
... in fact the larval population has diapaused and will resume activity when
environmental conditions favor growth, typically in the spring. 2. Mediterranean
Flour Moth The wingspan of the adult Mediterranean flour moth approaches 2.5
cm.
Y. H. Hui, L. Bernard Bruinsma, J. Richard Gorham, 2002
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTH»
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Mediterranean flour moth is used in the context of the following news items.
Mites - the commonest pest of stored grain - need controlling too
... Confused flour beetle, Merchant grain beetle, Indian meal moth, Warehouse moth, Mediterranean flour moth, Grain weevil and Rice weevil.". «World Grain, Jul 15»
Applying pollen over a crop as an alternative food source for …
... apple and maize) and the eggs of a Mediterranean flour moth, Ephestia, as a supplemental food source for both A. cucumeris and A. swirskii. «Michigan State University Extension, Jan 15»
Kitchen moths: Winged invaders in kitchen-land
The Mediterranean flour moth holds its wings in the same position and is the same size, except the silvery-beige wings have scattered dark ... «Michigan State University Extension, Jan 15»
[Products] New Products
It is a pheromone lure that attracts the Indian meal moth, almond moth, Mediterranean flour moth, warehouse/tobacco moth, warehouse beetle, ... «PCT Magazine, Oct 14»
[Insect Identification] Solving the Riddle of Those Little Brown Moths
... and Mediterranean flour moth, are the most common types of moths found ... Mediterranean flour moth, almond moth, raisin moth and others. «PCT Magazine, Apr 14»
Pests in the pantry? Making the kitchen a weevil-free-zone
Yet most of the damage done in the pantry is the work of four pests: the Indian meal moth, the Mediterranean flour moth, the cigarette beetle ... «Good Food, Sep 13»
Moths and Mice: It's You or Them
Mr. Young said the typical kitchen plays host to two types — the Indian meal moth and the Mediterranean flour moth — and they are in your ... «New York Times, Jun 11»
Squirming Worms Found In Sharjah Easter Egg
... dried fruit, nuts, spices, pasta, and of course chocolate, include the attractive Indian Meal moth and the plainer Mediterranean flour moth. «Green Prophet, May 11»
