Insect movement inside and outside grain bulks and processed products influences pest
management decisions. Movement allows insects to find essential food resources, shelters …

Understanding movement of insects and their behavioral response in stored grain bulks
helps in controlling their infestation. Studies have been conducted on insect movement; …

This reference discusses the fundamentals of stored-product entomology that need to be
considered in planning, implementation, and evaluation of a pest management program. It is …

The saw-toothed grain beetle, Oryzaephilus surinamensis (L.)(Coleoptera: Silvanidae) is a
major external-infesting pest of various stored products worldwide. The last review was …

A faunistic survey of mites was conducted in many product stores during a 6-year study
period, 2000–2005, in Greece. A total of 1,073 samples were taken from 34 Greek counties …

Using low temperature such as aeration to disinfest grains has been often used as a stored
grain management tool because insect development, multiplication, and damage to stored …

Samples were taken from a flat storage facility located in central Greece, filled with≈ 45 tons
of hard wheat, to assess the spatiotemporal distribution of stored-product insects and mites …

A thorough review of the literature has identified the key factors and interactions that affect
the growth of mite pests on stored grain commodities. Although many factors influence mite …

In the current work, we correlate previously reported data for stored-product beetle
populations in three silos from Central Greece, with the respective grain moisture content …

The pest potential of stored product mites depends on the reproduction rate that is affected
by the environmental conditions. In this study we investigated the effect of temperature …