Hand Book of Pest Control

Kirkes' Hand-Book of Physiology

Kirkes' well-known Hand-book has, in its fourteenth edition, been to a great extent rewritten by Professor Halliburton: it retains its original form, and has many of the old familiar illustrations; but a large number of the six hundred drawings are new and are a useful addition to the volume, which, excepting in some minor details, is essentially a new one. For many years the older editions hav...

A Hand-Book of Therapeutics

well known and popular a work as Kinger's " Hand-book of therapeutics," to point out tliat it contains several additions which makes its possession desirable even if previous editions are in hand. One novel feature is a brief sketch of the symptoms of disease from a therapeutic point of view?of the indications for treatment afforded by the tongue, pulse, skin, temperature, &c. This is very well...

Hand-Book of Diseases of the Ear

Nanotechnology-based Pest Control

Given the development of nanotechnology within numerous scientific disciplines, it is likely that nanoscale products have been and will be used for agricultural, vector, and urban pest control prior to a complete evaluation of exposure and risk. Significant differences may exist between nanotechnology-based pesticides (NBPs) and conventional pesticides, primarily due to size and surface charact...

Pest Control: Rodents