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Common Arthropod Pests You Will Learn to Love…Hate?

Common Arthropod Pests You Will Learn to Love…Hate?. Dr. Marc L. Lame Indiana University, School of Public and Environmental Affairs. Cockroaches. Blattidae. Periplaneta americana. Ants vs. Termites. Termites. RIFA – Solenopsis invicta. Ants in Your Pants?. Little black Little fire

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Common Arthropod Pests You Will Learn to Love…Hate?

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  1. Common Arthropod Pests You Will Learn to Love…Hate? Dr. Marc L. Lame Indiana University, School of Public and Environmental Affairs Marc Lame, Indiana University

  2. Cockroaches Marc Lame, Indiana University

  3. Blattidae Marc Lame, Indiana University

  4. Periplaneta americana Marc Lame, Indiana University

  5. Ants vs. Termites Marc Lame, Indiana University

  6. Termites Marc Lame, Indiana University

  7. RIFA – Solenopsisinvicta Marc Lame, Indiana University

  8. Ants in Your Pants? • Little black • Little fire • Odorous house • Pavement • Pharaoh • Pyramid • Small/False honey • Thief • Yellow • Acrobat • Argentine • Bigheaded • Carpenter • Crazy • Field • Southern fire • Red imported fire • Ghost • Harvester Marc Lame, Indiana University

  9. Caterpillars Marc Lame, Indiana University

  10. Bees and Wasps Marc Lame, Indiana University

  11. Honey Bees • A sting from an Africanized bee in no more venomous than that of a domestic European honey bee.  But a larger % of the hive population is defensive.  Thus multiple stinging is the problem. • Remember AHB can be distinguished from EHB only by measurements under a microscope, or by analysis of their DNA. • DO NOT FLAP! Marc Lame, Indiana University

  12. Pantry Pests Marc Lame, Indiana University

  13. Dermestids – Carpet/Hide Beetles Marc Lame, Indiana University

  14. Silverfish & Firebrats Marc Lame, Indiana University

  15. Fleas Marc Lame, Indiana University

  16. Ticks Marc Lame, Indiana University

  17. Ticks Dog tick Larvae have 6 legs Marc Lame, Indiana University

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  19. Lice Marc Lame, Indiana University

  20. Bed bugs Marc Lame, Indiana University

  21. Filth Flies Marc Lame, Indiana University

  22. Blow-fly, House-fly, Flesh-fly Marc Lame, Indiana University

  23. Mosquitoes Marc Lame, Indiana University

  24. Spiders Marc Lame, Indiana University

  25. Bark ScorpionCentruroides exilicauda Marc Lame, Indiana University

  26. Beetles Marc Lame, Indiana University

  27. For More Arthropod Pest Info • http://schoolipm.ifas.ufl.edu/ • http://ag.arizona.edu/urbanipm/schoolipm/newsletters/index.html • www.schoolswithoutpesticides.com • http://urbanentomology.tamu.edu/ • www.uky.edu/Ag/Entomology/entfacts/struct/struccal.htm • Truman’s Scientific Guide to Pest Management Operations (6th ed.). Bennett, B, Owens, J. and Corrigan, R (2003). Advanstar Communications. • A Worm in the Teacher's Apple: Protecting America's School Children from Pests and Pesticides.Lame, M. L. 2005. Authorhouse. Marc Lame, Indiana University

  28. THE END Marc Lame, Indiana University

  29. SOURCES FOR IMAGES • Dr. Dawn Gouge, University of Arizona for materials and development • Carl Olsen, University of Arizona for materials and development • Jerry Jochim, Monroe County Community School Corporation • http://schoolipm.ifas.ufl.edu/ • http://ag.arizona.edu/urbanipm/schoolipm/newsletters/index.html • www.schoolswithoutpesticides.com • http://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com/ Marc Lame, Indiana University

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