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New Deployment Of Transfluthrin Effects Into A Long Lasting Insecticide Paint Formulation With Dual Action Results Of Laboratory Efficacy Studies Against Disease Vectors

S. Delacour , V. Oropeza , R. Estrada , J. Lucientes , A. Yako , S. Hassan , M. Olayinka , I. Gil and P. Mateo | Poster | 2022

Transfluthrin is a volatile pyrethroid based on polyfluorinated benzyl alcohol that is commonly present in household insecticides like coils, electric vaporizers or aerosols used mainly against mosquitoes. Deployed into the air Transfluthrin exerts short-term effects. Due to its molecular structure,...

LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT OF A POPULATION OF AUSTRALIAN COCKROACHES (PERIPLANETA AUSTRALASIAE) IN A TROPICAL PLANT HOUSE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM USING THE JUVENILE HARMONE ANALOGUE (S)-HYDROPRENE

H. A. Bell , D. Cooke , K. B. Wildey , L. F. Baker , J. Mosson and J. Short | Full Paper | 1999

The long-term management of a population of Australian cockroaches, Periplaneta australasiae, causing serious damage to valuable plant species in a United Kingdom tropical plant house, was achieved using a juvenile hormone analogue. (S)-hydroprene was applied as a ULV cold mist every three or four m...

EVALUATION OF HYDROPRENE POINT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH HYDRAMETHYLNON GEL BAITS AGAINST THE GERMAN COCKROACH (BLATTELLA GERMANICA) IN SIMULATED DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENTS

J. E. Short , H. A. Bell and J. P. Edwards | Full Paper | 1996

Four simulated domestic environments were each infested with mixed populations (3,300 insects) of German cockroaches (Blattella germanica). The simulated domestic environments (containers) were maintained at 25°C and 45% r.h. and cockroaches were fed and watered ad lib. After an acclimation period o...

MANAGEMENT OF A POPULATION OF AUSTRALIAN COCKROACH (PERIPLANETA AUSTRALASZAE) IN A TROPICAL PLANT HOUSE IN THE UK

H. A. Bell , K. B. Wildey , L. F , Bakert , D. Cooke: , J. Short and J. Mosson | Full Paper | 1996

The control of a population of Australian cockroaches, Periplaneta australasiae, causing serious damage to valuable plant species in a UK tropical plant house, was attempted using a combination of trapping and spraying with an insect growth regulator. After determining the degree and extent of infes...

THE APPLICATION OF ADVANCED WATER BASED TECHNOLOGY IN THE CONTROL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HYGIENE INSECT PESTS

J. R. Lucas , M. Mooney , M. J. Bowron and T. C. Powell | Full Paper | 1996

Patented Film Forming Aqueous Spray Technology or 'FFAST' has been used to develop AquaPy, a water based product containing synergised pyrethrins for use in the control of public health and hygiene pests. This product is highly flexible and can be applied undiluted through Ultra Low Volume (ULV) spr...