Shortly after World War II, when synthetic insecticides became widely available, entomologists in California developed the concept of " supervised insect control ".
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In 1946, Gerberg co-founded Insect Control & Research in Baltimore, Maryland, a business venture that became highly successful for him and his partners.
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Legions of African army worms chomping through eastern Africa threaten to severely reduce agricultural production in the region, an insect control expert said Wednesday.
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That's prompted Winnipeg's 12-man insect control crew to launch its second citywide fogging of the summer, the first time that's happened in 15 years.
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Another device designed to attract and trap adult mosquitoes is the SonicWeb Biting Insect Control, manufactured by Applica Consumer Products in Miami Lakes, Fla.
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Knipling's contributions included the parasitoid augmentation technique, insect control methods involving the medication of the hosts, and various models of total insect population management.
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But Dickinson said there was still much mystery left in insect flight and researchers still do not understand how insects control themselves in the air.
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He led visions on agricultural development in Africa by initiating effective scientific projects leading to advancement in growing indigenous crops and disseminating methods of insect control.
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"You're always on the list because you're in that hot humid sunbelt of the nation, " said Sandy Sullivan, a spokeswoman for Combat Insect Control Systems.
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The transgenic traits, isolated from the common soil bacterium " Bacillus thuringiensis " strain ( often referred to as Bt ), produce the insect control protein.
