IPM Team Representatives

Authors

Clyde L. Ogg, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Erin Bauer, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow

Document Type

Article

Date of this Version

2012

Citation

Integrated Pest Management (2012) 208 pages

Comments

Copyright 2012 The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. All Rights Reserved.

Abstract

Contents

Acknowledgments...................... iv
Preface...................... v
Introduction...................... 1
Chapter 1 – What is Integrated Pest Management...................... 3
Chapter 2 – Monitoring and Inspecting...................... 15
Chapter 3 – Injury and Action Levels...................... 37
Chapter 4 – Treatment Strategies...................... 41
Chapter 5 – How to Develop an IPM Program...................... 49
Chapter 6 – IPM for Ants...................... 59
Chapter 7 – IPM for Cockroaches...................... 69
Chapter 8 – IPM for Bed Bugs...................... 81
Chapter 9 – IPM for Fabric and Pantry Pests...................... 87
Chapter 10 – IPM for Fleas...................... 95
Chapter 11 – IPM for Flies...................... 101
Chapter 12 – IPM for Head Lice...................... 111
Chapter 13 – IPM for Rats and Mice...................... 123
Chapter 14 – IPM for Silverfish, Firebrats, and Booklice...................... 141
Chapter 15 – IPM for Spiders...................... 145
Chapter 16 – IPM for Trees and Shrubs...................... 151
Chapter 17 – IPM for Turf and Grounds...................... 155
Chapter 18 – IPM for Wood Damaging Pests...................... 161
Chapter 19 – IPM for Stinging Insects...................... 173
Chapter 20 – IPM for Indoor Air Quality: Molds and Other Asthma Triggers...................... 183