1966
DOI: 10.1016/0022-474x(66)90001-4
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The influence of vapour pressure of different fumigants on the mortality of two stored product insects in vacuum fumigation

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“…For instance, Thunberg (1905) found that 02 uptake in the larvae of Tenebrio molitor was markedly reduced at 02 tensions below 100/0. The conclusion previously reached by us (Monro et al 1962) that reduced susceptibility of insects exposed to certain fumigants at ambient atmospheric pressures below 100 mm may be largely due to decreased respiration at these pressures is supported by the present results. This reduced susceptibility to fumigants with boiling points below 25* has been demonstrated with three insects: the larva and adult of T. mauritanicus and the larva of Tenebrio molitor L. (Monro, 1959) and the adults of Tribolium confusum Duv.…”
Section: Effect Of Reduced Oxygen Tensionsupporting
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“…For instance, Thunberg (1905) found that 02 uptake in the larvae of Tenebrio molitor was markedly reduced at 02 tensions below 100/0. The conclusion previously reached by us (Monro et al 1962) that reduced susceptibility of insects exposed to certain fumigants at ambient atmospheric pressures below 100 mm may be largely due to decreased respiration at these pressures is supported by the present results. This reduced susceptibility to fumigants with boiling points below 25* has been demonstrated with three insects: the larva and adult of T. mauritanicus and the larva of Tenebrio molitor L. (Monro, 1959) and the adults of Tribolium confusum Duv.…”
Section: Effect Of Reduced Oxygen Tensionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…This investigation has confirmed the findings of a previous study of the respiration of T. mauritanicus in which carbon dioxide expiration was measured under similar atmospheric conditions (Monro, et al 1962). Both 02 uptake and CO2 output are progressively depressed as the atmospheric pressure is reduced below 200 mm.…”
Section: Effect Of Reduced Oxygen Tensionsupporting
confidence: 90%
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