نتایج جستجو برای: paraffin baiting

تعداد نتایج: 14949  

2012
J. E. EGER M. D. LEES P. A. NEESE T. H. ATKINSON E. M. THOMS M. T. MESSENGER J. J. DEMARK L.-C. LEE E. L. VARGO M. P. TOLLEY

Using a quarterly (3-mo)monitoring andbait-replenishment interval, 122 subterranean termite colonies throughout the United States were baited with a reÞned cellulose bait matrix containing 0.5% novißumuron. All colonies were eliminated in less than 1 yr after initiation of baiting as determined by long-termmonitoring and geneticmarkers. Sixty-three percent of the colonies were eliminated during...

Journal: :Mycologia 2010
Jon Hulvey Daniel Gobena Ledare Finley Kurt Lamour

In 2008 statewide surveys of symptomatic foliage of nursery plants from Tennessee resulted in isolation of 43 isolates of Phytophthora spp. This sample set includes four described species (P. citrophthora, P. citricola, P. nicotianae, P. syringae), and a provisional species of Phytophthora ('P. hydropathica'). At the same time a stream-baiting survey was initiated to recover Phytophthora from e...

Journal: :journal of nuts 0
a.r. rahemi department of plant agriculture, university of guelph, simcoe, ontario, canada t. taghavi department of plant agriculture, university of guelph, simcoe, ontario, canada a. dale department of plant agriculture, university of guelph, simcoe, ontario, canada

hazelnuts are usually propagated by suckers or layering. however, other methods of propagation have been tested with variable results. grafting is a method that has a few advantages such as fast multiplication rate, earlier fruiting and reducing sucker removal cost on specific rootstocks. unfortunately, grafting is difficult due to slow formation of callus in hazelnuts. here, we report the hypo...

Journal: :مجله بین المللی کودکان و نوجوانان 0
mahnaz sadeghian iran university of medical sci-ences, tehran, iran. meysam babbagei iran university of medical sci-ences, tehran, iran. hasan otukesh iran university of medical sci-ences, tehran, iran. shahrbanoo nakhaei iran university of medical sci-ences, tehran, iran. shirin sayyahfar iran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran niloofar khosravi iran university of medical sci-ences, tehran, iran.

background and objective: given the widespread use of paraffin in the treatment of constipation in chil-dren and the possibility of long duration of drug use and the risk of drug leakage, the risk of urinary infection in these patients is considerable. the aim of this study was to determine the association between leakage of paraf-fin and the presence or exacerbation of the urinary infection an...

2011
Frank H Cornine John D Prohaska

Wing Beats 25 In this ar t icle we describe our recent work on the development and field demonstration of a new type of carbon dioxide baiting source for mosquito surveillance. Everyone involved in mosquito control is aware of the close relationship between carbon dioxide and mosquito attraction. Mosquitoes use carbon dioxide plumes to find host animals for blood feeding. It is well documented ...

2015
Brent BowMan

Baiting white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) has evolved into a controversial issue of wildlife management. During August–September 2012, we established a grid of 64 cameras in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan at sites baited with corn that simulated legal bait sites for white-tailed deer to characterize presence, diversity, and frequency of species use. We detected >20 species of wildlife...

2009
Brian M. Bowen Shlomo Hershkop Angelos D. Keromytis Salvatore J. Stolfo

The insider threat remains one of the most vexing problems in computer security. A number of approaches have been proposed to detect nefarious insider actions including user modeling and profiling techniques, policy and access enforcement techniques, and misuse detection. In this work we propose trap-based defense mechanisms for the case where insiders attempt to exfiltrate and use sensitive in...

2017
A. J. Oliver C. D. Gooding

Control of rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus, by poisoned bait has been widely practiced in Australia and New Zealand for many years. Since the 1950s, Compound 1080 has been the active ingredient and yielded good results (ca 90% kills) when first used. Recent trails (1973-74) in New Zealand showed that the main reason for poor results obtained nowadays is the failure of many rabbits to eat bait. R...

2017
J. A. Baroch J. A. BAROCH

Diphacinone treated oat groats were effective in reducing populations of California ground squirrels (Spermophilus beecheyi) by more than 84%. Two concentrations of active ingredient (0.005% and 0.01%) were compared, as well as two application methods: spot baiting and bait stations. Squirrel activity on test plots was assessed before and after bait applications using visual counts and active b...

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