Full Citation:
Donahaye, E.; Navarro, S. (Eds.), Proceedings of the 4th International Working Conference on Stored-Product Protection, 21-26 September 1986, Tel Aviv, Israel. Maor-Wallach Press, Jerusalem, Israel, 1987.
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| Title Page | i-ii |
| Foreword | iii-iv |
| Table of Contents | v-xii |
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| SYMPOSIUM 1. BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MEANS FOR PREVENTING INSECT AND MITE INFESTATIONS | 1 |
| Potential uses of host plant resistance – Dobie, P. | 2-13 |
| Bacillus thuringiensis: A critical review – McGaughey, W.H. | 14-23 |
| The use of pheromones in stored product protection: A U.K. view – Pinniger, D.B.; Chambers, J. | 24-34 |
| Insect growth regulators – Bengston, M. | 35-46 |
| Environmental manipulation as a physiological control measure – Longstaff, B.C. | 47-61 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 2. MICROFLORA AND MYCOTOXINS | 62 |
| The influence of water and temperature on moulding and mycotoxin production – Lacey, J.; Magan, N.; Cuero, R.; Smith, J.E. | 63-76 |
| Oxygen consumption by a wet grain ecosystem in hermetic silos at various water activities – Diawara, B.; Cahagnier, B.; Richard-Molard, D. | 77-84 |
| Susceptibility of cereal microflora to oxygen deficiency and carbon dioxide concentration. – Richard-Molard, D.; Diawara, B.; Cahagnier, B. | 85-92 |
| Factors related to aflatoxin biosynthesis – Fanelli, C.; Fabbri, A.A.; Panflli, G.; Passi, S. | 93-110 |
| Effect of antioxidants and free radical scavengers on aflatoxin production in vivo – Passi, S.; De Luca, C.; Picardo, M.; Finotti, E.; Fabbri , A.A.; Panflli , G.; Fanelli, C. | 111-126 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 3. PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL | 127 |
| Towards rational controlled atmosphere dosage schedules: A review of current knowledge – Annis, P.C. | 128-148 |
| Some biological and physical constraints to the use of heat and cold for disinfesting and preserving stored products – Evans, D.E. | 149-164 |
| Impact, physical removal and exclusion for insect control in stored products – Banks, H.J. | 165-184 |
| Stored-product irradiation studies in Brazil (Abstract) – Wiendl, F.M. | 185 |
| Effect of irradiation and exposure to nitrogen on mortality of adults of Tribolium confusum J.Du V. – Buscarlet, LA.; Aminian, B.; Bali, C. | 186-193 |
| Low oxygen content to control stored product insects – Reichmuth, C. | 194-207 |
| Practical approach to purging grain with low oxygen atmosphere for disinfestation of large wheat bins against the granary weevil, Sitophilus granarius – Fleurat Lessard, F.; Le Torc'h, J.M. | 208-217 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 4. ENGINEERING ASPECTS IN STORED PRODUCT PROTECTION | 218 |
| Cold preservation of grain – Brunner, H. | 219-229 |
| The response of non-ventilated grain to environmental temperature – Thorpe, G.R.; Nguyen, T.V. | 230-242 |
| Wall pressures in grain storages – Moysey, E.B. | 243-253 |
| Design formulae for aeration ducts – Hunter, A.J. | 254-260 |
| Disinfestation of grain with heated air – Sutherland, J.W.; Evans, D.E.; Fane, A.G.; Thorpe, G.R. | 261-274 |
| The influence of elevator construction practices on insect control – Van Loon, J.B. | 275-279 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 5. PESTICIDES AND FUMIGANTS FOR PREVENTION OF STORAGE LOSSES | 280 |
| The role of residual pesticides in stored-product insect control – Champ, B.R.; Ryland, G.J. | 281-287 |
| Integration of new pest control technologies into the post harvest grains sector of developing countries – Picar, G.D. | 288-301 |
| Resistance to anticoagulant rodenticides: The problem and its management – Smith, R.H.; Greaves, J.H. | 302-315 |
| The response of insects to fumigant concentration gradients – Bell, C.H. | 316-326 |
| Investigations on adverse properties of the fumigants methyl bromide and phosphine. 1. Residues of methyl bromide in fumigated commodities – Bond, E.J. | 327-334 |
| Strategies for effective use of phosphine as a grain fumigant and the implications of resistance – Winks, R.G. | 335-344 |
| Sensitization of insects to fumigation techniques, including reduced pressure – Navarro, S.; Donahaye, E. | 345-351 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 6. GRAIN STORAGE IN TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL CLIMATES | 352 |
| Food storage problems in areas of surplus and deficit cereal production (Abstract) – Calverley, D.J.B. | 353 |
| The role of grain stocks in national food security in tropical developing countries (Abstract) – Gray, J.G. | 354 |
| The influence of storage on quality criteria of tropical grains – Faure, J. | 355-384 |
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| SYMPOSIUM 7. THE FUTURE OF STORED PRODUCT PROTECTION | 385 |
| A global view of arthropod pest status in relation to changing storage and marketing practice – Conway, J.A. | 386-394 |
| The importance of specific mould identification in relation to mycotoxins – Kozakiewicz-Lawrence, Z. | 395-406 |
| Maintaining insecticide susceptibility in stored grain pests – Prickett, A.J. | 407-417 |
| New insect pheromone, erectin-like substances – Yamamoto, I. | 418-424 |
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| SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION A: BIOLOGY OF STORAGE INSECTS, MITES, RODENTS AND MICROFLORA | 425 |
| Oviposition, competition and population dynamics in storage insects – Smith, R.H. | 426-433 |
| Changes in species composition of an insect population on stored corn (Abstract) – Arbogast, R.T. | 434 |
| The growth of laboratory populations of Sitophilus, Rhyzopertha, and Sitotroga on sorghum seeds under ambient and humidity-controlled conditions in northern Nigeria – Ayertey, J.N.; Ibitoye, J.O. | 435-446 |
| Effects of harvesting and drying on maize weevil population in field-infested corn – Keever, D.W.; Wiseman, B.R.; Widstrom, N.W. | 447-453 |
| Occurrence and toxicological activity of molds on cereals stored in airtight containers – Schulz, F.A.; Ceynowa, J. | 454-462 |
| Unplanned factors affecting population size in laboratory populations of the almond moth Ephestia cautella (Walker) – Kamin-Belsky, N.; Wool, D.; Brower, J.H. | 463-469 |
| Genetic modification of malathion resistance in almond moth populations by immigration of susceptible males (Absract) – Brower, J.H.; Wool, D.; Kamin-Belsky, N. | 470 |
| Life history of Callosobruchus chinensis (L.) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) – Yoshida, T.; Igarashi, H.; Shinoda, K. | 471-477 |
| Biological notes on Aglossa caprealis (Hubner) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) – Trematerra, P. | 478-484 |
| Attraction of selected organic compounds to Carpoglyphus lactis (Abstract) – Boczek, J.; Davis, R. | 485 |
| Insecticide resistance in some Australian populations of Oryzaephilus surinamensis, the sawtoothed grain beetle – Wallbank, B.E.; Rose, H.A. | 486-491 |
| Resistance of freeze-dried products to some infesting insects – Domenichini, G.; Bertonazzi, M.C. | 492-496 |
| Strategy for bio-integrated control of Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Col., Bostrichidae) – Schulz, F.A.; Laborius, G.A. | 497-503 |
| Host-plant resistance to stored-product insects in varieties and hybrids of rice (Abstract) – Cogburn, R.R.; Bollich, C.N. | 504 |
| Pheromones for monitoring and control of Indian-meal moth and Mediterranean flour moth infestations in flour mills and seed storage buildings (Abstract) – Fleurat Lessard, F.; Mathon, B.; Siegfried, M.P. | 505 |
| Ecological status of host range and polymorphism in Bruchidae – Pajni, H.R. | 506-516 |
| The genetic impact of immigrant males on resident populations of the Almond moth, Ephestia cautella (Abstract) – Wool, D.; Brower, J.H.; Kamin-Belsky, N. | 517 |
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| SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION B: SUPPRESSIOIN AND CONTROL OF STORAGE PESTS AND MICROFOLORA | 518 |
| Static fumigation with phosphine in large elevators – Celaro, J.E.; Finamor, R.L.; Brandao, C.; Ghidini, R. | 519-527 |
| 'Actellic' advantages for grain storage – Deighton, J.M. | 528-539 |
| Effect of grain moisture on the biological activity of protectants on maize – Samson, P.R.; Parker, R.J. | 540-546 |
| Effects of suboptimal temperature in Tribolium confusum and T. castaneum – Davis, R.; Boczek, J.; Pankiewicz-Nowicka, D.; Kruk, M. | 547-554 |
| A review of tricalcium phosphate as an insect population suppressant: Research to application – Davis, R.; Boczek, J. | 555-558 |
| Reducing susceptibility of horticultural commodities to chilling injury during cold treatment – Hatton, T.T. | 559-565 |
| Control of Tribolium castaneum and Cryptolestes ferrugineus with the insect growth regulator fenoxycarb on wheat or structural surfaces – White, N.D.G. | 566-575 |
| An automated system for monitoring fumigant concentrations in grain storage – Williams, P.; Wegecsanyi, M.; Gross, S.A. | 576-582 |
| Effectiveness of new chitin synthesis inhibitors against some stored product pests – Nawrot, J.; Czaplicki, E.; Sobotka, W. | 583-590 |
| Secondary plant metabolites with antifeeding activity and their effects on some stored product insects – Nawrot, J.; Harmatha, J.; Bloszyk, E. | 591-597 |
| A process for treating bulk commodities with phosphine – Friemel, W. | 598-605 |
| Control of some Lepidoptera phycitidae infesting stored-products with synthetic sex pheromone in Italy – Suss, L.; Trematerra, P. | 606-611 |
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| POSTER SESSION | 612 |
| Toxicological and biochemical aspects of novel acylureas on resistant and susceptible strains of Tribolium castaneum – Ishaaya, I.; Yablonski, S.; Ascher, K.R.S. | 613-622 |
| Experience with a new stored grain pest in Togo and Benin: The larger grain borer, Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) – Krall, S. | 623-629 |
| Determination of phosphine concentrations with an electrochemical cell – Ducom, P.; Bourges, C. | 630-635 |
| Use of carbon dioxide for control of Mus musculus in storage (Abstract) – Hamel, D. | 636 |
| Effectiveness of organophosphorus insecticides against stored product insects in wheat (Abstract) – Hamel, D. | 637 |
| Detection of internally feeding stored product insects in grain by sound detectors (Abstract) – Vick, K.W.; Webb, J.C. | 638 |
| The effect of low doses of methoprene on Ephestia cautella development (Abstract) – Pisarev, V. | 639 |
| Rodent control in stored products (Abstract) – Buckle, A.P.; Rampaud, M. | 640 |
| Survey of mold flora and deoxinivalenol contamination in corn imported to Israel (Abstract) – Muszkat, L.; Paster, N.; Barkai-Golan, R. | 641 |
| Aflatoxin formation in acid-treated grains traced by analysis of Aflatoxin M1 in milk – Pettersson, H. | 642 |
| Development of a rapid method to determine insect infestation in grain bins with electroacoustic devices – Fleurat Lessard, F.; Andrieu, A.J. | 643 |
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| CLOSING SESSION | 644 |
| REPORTS BY SYMPOSIA CONVENERS | |
| SYMPOSIUM 1: Biological and physiological means for preventing insect and mite infestations – Evans, D.E. | 645 |
| SYMPOSIUM 2: Microflora and mycotoxins – Fanelli , C. | 646-647 |
| SYMPOSIUM 3: Physical and environmental control – Banks, H.J. | 647-648 |
| SYMPOSIUM 5: Pesticides and fumigants for prevention of storage losses – Zettler, J.L.; Bell, C.H. | 649-650 |
| SYMPOSIUM 6: Grain storage in tropical and subtropical climates – Calverley, D.J.B. | 650-651 |
| SYMPOSIUM 7: The future of stored product protection – Griffiths, D.A. | 651-653 |
| REPORTS BY ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION MODERATORS | |
| ROUNDTABLE I: Advances in the use of IGR's and pheromones – Burkholder, W. | 654 |
| ROUNDTABLE II: Advances in biological control – Arbogast, R. | 655 |
| ROUNDTABLE III: Advances in the host plant resistance method. – Rodriguez, J.G. | 655-657 |
| ROUNDTABLE IV: Advances in early detection identification and prevention of mycotoxins – Cole, J.R. | 657-658 |
| ROUNDTABLE V: Advances in the use of modified atmospheres for stored product protection – Bell, C.H. | 658-660 |
| ROUNDTABLE VI: Aeration and Cooling for Improving Grain Storability – Sartori, M.R. | 660-661 |
| ROUNDTABLE VII: Prospects for the use of ionizing and microwave radiation for insect control. – Wiendl, F. | 661-662 |
| ROUNDTABLE VIII: Advances in the fluidized bed heating of grain – Evans, D. | 662 |
| ROUNDTABLE IX: Promising Novel compounds of low mammalian toxicity for use in stored product protection – Perry, A. | 662-664 |
| ROUNDTABLE X: Improved methods for preventing storage losses in tropical climate subsistance farms – Laborius, G.A. | 665-666 |
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| Author Index | 667-668 |
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