Insect trap

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1990-10-04

1992-08-04

Seidel, Richard K.

Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying

Traps

Insect

43121, A01M 120

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051348020

ABSTRACT:
An insect trap has a base (10), defining a pitfall chamber, of a suitable shape (such as conical) which will allow the trap to be easily inserted into a bulk granular material. A removable lid (20), preferably of a shape (such as domed) which will allow the trap to be easily withdrawn from within the bulk granular material. Holes (30) in the lid are of a size such as will allow ingress of insects but not of grain. Slippery rings and flanges are provided for preventing insects from escaping from within the chamber.

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Loschiaro & Atkinson, 1973, "An Improved Trap to Detect Beetles (Coleoptera) in Stored Grain" Can. Ent. 105: 437-440.
Barak & Harein, 1982, "Trap Detection of Stored-Grain Insects in Farm-Stored, Shelled Corn" J. Econ. Entomol. 75: 108-111.
Harein and Cutkomp, 1989, "Field Tests with probe Traps for Sampling Adult Insects Infesting Farm Stored Grain", J. Agric. Ent. 6(1): 9-21.

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