Advances in insect pest management in postharvest storage of cereals: detection and monitoring Shirley Jones

Advances in insect pest management in postharvest storage of cereals: detection and monitoring Shirley JonesSampling grain for stored grain insects is expensive in time and resources. Stored product insects which damage the grain are small, cryptic and often difficult to find. Many of the sampling methods are unreliable and prone to false negatives. There are two broad types of estimates of population that sampling will provide: absolute or relative. Absolute estimates of population densities for a given unit; grain sample (weight), area of floor (area) or

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