Application of Semiochemicals for Post-Harvest Pest Management - Fekensa, Tesfu;Getu, Emana
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Estimates of the worldwide post-harvest insect pests loss of foodstuffs (especially stored grains) may amount to 5-10% in the temperate zone and 20-30% in the tropical zone. Like wise, in Ethiopia loss of stored produce reached up to 20-30 %. Such damage may reach 10 to 40% in countries where modern storage technologies have not been introduced. Which groups of insects harboring the most economically important groups? Why Semiochemicals are preferable to conventional pesticides? What does it mean primary and secondary pest? Why Semio-chemicals are the promising alternative that could be used…mehr

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Estimates of the worldwide post-harvest insect pests loss of foodstuffs (especially stored grains) may amount to 5-10% in the temperate zone and 20-30% in the tropical zone. Like wise, in Ethiopia loss of stored produce reached up to 20-30 %. Such damage may reach 10 to 40% in countries where modern storage technologies have not been introduced. Which groups of insects harboring the most economically important groups? Why Semiochemicals are preferable to conventional pesticides? What does it mean primary and secondary pest? Why Semio-chemicals are the promising alternative that could be used to control insect pests by behavioural manipulation: in the form of sex pheromone lures for monitoring, mass trapping, attracting and killing, mating disruption of insect pests? This work briefly responds all the mentioned questions and more.
Autorenporträt
Tesfu Fekensa TujubaThe Author, Tesfu Fekensa Tujuba, is graduated in Biology (B.Ed.) from Debub University in 2002 and in Entomology (M.Sc.) from Addis Ababa University,Ethiopia in 2011. He served at WSU as a Lecture & as a Lecturer, Academic Dean, & Dean at DBUC. Currently, he is a researcher at the FDRE, Institute of Biodiversity Conservation.