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Biological Control of Muscoid Flies
Editor(s): R. S. Patterson; D. A. Rutz
Print Publication Date: 1986
https://doi.org/10.4182/BVEE9801
ISBN: 9781960155672
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
FOREWORD
CHAPTER 3.
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 4.
General Introduction: Status and Potential of Biological Control Agents in Livestock and Poultry Pest Management Systems
Richard C. Axtell
CHAPTER 5.
Survey: Beneficial Insects Inhabiting Bovine Droppings in the United States
R.L. Harris , R.R. Blume
CHAPTER 6.
Survey: Biological Control of the Buffalo Fly in Australia: The Potential of the Southern Africa Dung Fauna
Bernard M. Doube
CHAPTER 7.
Survey: Survey of Europe and North Africa for Parasitoids that Attack Filth Flies
Herfried Hoyer
CHAPTER 8.
Survey: Survey and Use of Biological Control Agents on Easter Island and in Chile
R. Ripa
CHAPTER 9.
Monitoring and Evaluation of Releases: Parasitoid Monitoring and Impact Evaluation in the Development of Filth Fly Biological Control Programs for Poultry Farms
Donald A. Rutz
CHAPTER 10.
Monitoring and Evaluation of Releases: Evaluating the Impact of Pteromalid Parasites on Filth Fly Populations Associated with Confined Livestock Installations
James J. Petersen
CHAPTER 11.
Population Modeling: Models and Computer Simulations for Biological Control of Flies
Donald E. Weidhaas
CHAPTER 12.
Mass Rearing: Importation, Colonization, and Release of Dung-Burying Scarabs
G.T. Fincher
CHAPTER 13.
>Mass Rearing: Mass Culturing Microhymenopteran Pupal Parasites (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) of Filth Breeding Flies
Philip B. Morgan
CHAPTER 14.
Use in Poultry Facilities: Role of Parasites and Predators as Biological Fly Control Agents in Poultry Production Facilities
Richard C. Axtell , Donald A. Rutz
CHAPTER 15.
Use in Poultry Facilities: Factors Affecting the Use of an IPM Scheme at Poultry Installations in a Semi-Tropical Climate
R.S. Patterson , P.B. Morgan
CHAPTER 16.
Confined Livestock: Biological Control of Filth Flies Associated With Confined Livestock
Jeffery A. Meyer
CHAPTER 17.
Confined Livestock: Biological Control of Stable Flies (Stomoxys Calcitrans and S. Nigra)
D.J. Greathead
CHAPTER 18.
Use on Pastured Livestock: The Requirement for Reassessment of Interactions Among Dung Beetles, Symbovine Flies, and Natural Enemies
E.F. Legner
CHAPTER 19.
Use on Pastured Livestock: Aspects of the Predatory Activity of Macrocheles Peregrinus (Acarini: Acrochelidae) on Two Species of Haematobia Fly (Diptera: Muscidae)
Bernard M. Doube , Angus Macqueen , Kerrie A. Huxham
CHAPTER 20.
Use on Pastured Livestock: Fauna-Induced Mortality In Haematobia Thirouxi Potans (Bezzi) (Diptera: Muscidae) in Buffalo Dung in Relation to Soil and Vegetation Type
H.A.C. Fay
CHAPTER 21.
Biotypes: Electrophoretic Studies of Parasitic Hymenoptera and Implications for Biological Control
Thomas R. Unruh , W. White , D. Gonzalez , Robert F. Luck
CHAPTER 22.
Biotypes: Characterization of Intra- and Interspecific Isoenzyme Variation in Spalangia Spp. and Muscidifurax Spp. (Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae), Parasitoids of Synanthropic Diptera
Gary D. Propp
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