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Sanitation, it's impact on pest insect movement and distribution behavior and on pest management in food processing facilities.

机译:环境卫生对虫害昆虫的移动和分布行为以及食品加工设施中的虫害管理有影响。

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Food processing facilities are unique environments with varying temporal and spatial distributions of food resources. Stored product insects can quickly monopolize available resources and disperse readily to find new ones. Proper sanitation and removal of these food sources is an integral part of controlling infestations, but the application of sanitation in the food processing industry can be inconsistent. Stronger evidence is needed if facility operators are to incorporate sanitation as a central facet of pest control. This research addressed two fundamental questions. The first focused on the impact that different levels of sanitation, using food abundance as a proxy, have on the movement and distribution patterns of a model insect. Optimal Foraging Theory was used as a framework for interpreting these behaviors, focusing on the impact food abundance had on insect dispersal along a narrow corridor and on population distribution behavior at different temporal and spatial scales. The second question focused on the application of sanitation practices in food processing facilities, tying sanitation level with pest management effectiveness and cost. Optimal Foraging Theory provided a useful framework for interpreting behaviors with increasing food abundance negatively affecting overall dispersal and how widely pest populations distribute themselves. Spatial scale and beetle age also proved to be significant, influencing factors. The relationship between sanitation and pest management in food processing facilities was more complex than expected and may require better employee knowledge to apply properly. A stronger argument can now be made for how significantly sanitation practices impact pest control in food processing facilities, requiring higher levels of sanitation in order to ensure effectiveness of pest management programs.
机译:食品加工设施是独特的环境,食物资源的时空分布各不相同。储存的昆虫产品可以迅速垄断可用资源,并易于分散以寻找新的昆虫。适当地卫生和清除这些食物源是控制侵扰的必要组成部分,但卫生在食品加工业中的应用可能会不一致。如果设施操作员要将卫生设施作为害虫控制的主要方面,则需要有更充分的证据。这项研究解决了两个基本问题。第一个重点是使用食物丰富度作为替代指标,不同水平的卫生设施对模型昆虫的活动和分布模式的影响。最佳觅食理论被用作解释这些行为的框架,重点关注食物的丰富度对狭窄走廊上昆虫扩散的影响以及在不同时空尺度上的种群分布行为。第二个问题集中在食品加工设施中卫生措施的应用,将卫生水平与有害生物管理的有效性和成本联系在一起。最佳觅食理论为解释行为提供了一个有用的框架,这种行为解释了食物丰度的增加对总体传播以及有害生物种群分布的广泛性产生负面影响。空间规模和甲虫年龄也被证明是重要的,影响因素。食品加工设施中的卫生设施与病虫害管理之间的关系比预期的要复杂,可能需要更好的员工知识才能正确应用。现在可以提出一个更有力的论据,说明卫生措施对食品加工设施中的虫害控制有多大影响,需要更高水平的卫生措施以确保虫害管理计划的有效性。

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  • 作者

    Williams, Scott B.;

  • 作者单位

    Purdue University.;

  • 授予单位 Purdue University.;
  • 学科 Biology Entomology.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2013
  • 页码 123 p.
  • 总页数 123
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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