PMP Staff – Page 198 – Pest Management Professional

By: Dr. Kyle Jordan Species: Fannia canicularis Order: Diptera Family: Muscidae The lesser housefly (LHF) is a nonbiting fly found throughout...

Stored food insects communicate with each other using different types of pheromones. It is common practice to monitor food storage...

Stored food insects communicate with each other using different types of pheromones. It is common practice to monitor food storage...

By: Austin Frishman The Argentine ant (Linepithema humile) has been in the United States for more than 100 years. For the...

By: Dr. Kyle Jordan Because it often nests in or under cracks in pavement, Tetramorium caespitum is commonly referred to as...

By: Dr. William H. Robinson As an online “Dear Abby” for homeowners and their pest problems, I have come across a...

Researchers have discovered what many pest management professionals already knew: Some birds are really smart. In a recent issue of...

By: Dr. Jody Gangloff-Kaufmann A solid IPM program offers good control in recreational areas Understanding and managing stinging insects is an...

By: Dr. Susan Jones Subtle identification differences can help you predict behavior If you have been stung by a bee, hornet...

MONTVALE, NJ — After three years of research and testing, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Aventis...

By: Geri Cashion Florida: Land of palm trees, endless beaches, orchids, lush tropical foliage and ants. We have as many important...

By: Albert Lee The  crazy ant is believed to be a native of Asia. It has become a cosmopolitan species due...

POLAND, OHIO — Wasps are undoubtedly one of nature?s most notorious creatures. With their fast and furious abilities these insects...

The hobo spider was first identified in Seattle, Wash., in 1930 after being introduced from Europe. Since the time of...

With ant infestations quickly becoming more prominent than even those of the mighty cockroach, pest management professionals (PMPs) will certainly...