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Role Of Ant Larvae In The Digestion Of Gel And Granular Baits In Management Of Camponotus Modoc And Tapinoma Sessile (Hymenoptera:Formicidae)
Laurel D. Hansen | Full Paper | 2017

Solid food carried into nests of ants by foraging workers is reported to be fed to larvae for digestion before nutrients are transmitted back to workers. The role of the digestion of solid food by larvae for worker consumption was investigated in the use of gel and granular baits in the management o...

Use And Evaluation Of Ant Identification Workshops For Pest Management Professionals In Washington, Oregon, And British Columbia

Workshops on ant identification have been offered in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia to pest management professionals since 1996 during with winter season. Number of workshops varies from 3 to 7 each year. Classes are nearly always filled to a capacity of 24 for each four-hour session. Each...

Gonadal Development In Winged Forms Of Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) With Application To Management

Development of the reproductive stages in the life cycle of ants varies among species. Formicine ants usually overwinter or spend development time in the nest between eclosion and the mating flight. Many of the Dolichodorinae and Myrmecinae mate in the nest and colonies reproduce by budding. A formi...

Inconsistencies in the Use of Baits in Field Trials and Comparison To Laboratory Trials with Carpenter Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Laurel D. Hansen | Full Paper | 2008

Baiting offers an integral tool in the management of ants. Baiting trials with Camponotus modoc were successful in 55% of field trials with two granular, three gel, and two containerized baits in 2005-2007. Results with two granular, three gel, and four containerized baits in laboratory trials yield...

EFFICACY of DIFFERENT BAITING MATRICES as TOOLS in the MANAGEMENT of CARPENTER ANTS (HYMENOPTERA: FORMICIDAE)
Laurel D. Hansen | Full Paper | 2002

Carpenter ants, Camponotusspp., are major structural pests as well as nuisance pests in northern areas of the United States, southern Canada, and northern Europe. Management tools have included cultural controls to modify habitats and foraging, dust applications to wall voids, perimeter sprays, bait...

THE INFRABUCCAL CHAMBER OF CAMPONOTUS MODOC (HYMENOPTERA: FORMICIDAE): INGESTION, DIGESTION, AND SURVEY OF BACTERIA

Carpenter ants feed on both liquid and solid food. Baiting for carpenter ants has proceeded using both of these media to introduce toxicants into the colony for control. Ingestion of food particles larger than 100 microns is effectively curtailed by the specializations of the epipharynx, hypopharynx...

URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT OF CARPENTER ANTS

In North America 20 species of Camponotus have been recorded as pest species causing either structural damage or occurring as nuisance species. Structurally damaging species are found in the subgenera: Camponotus. Tanaemyrmex, and Myrmothrix. Carpenter ants causing the most serious damage in eastern...