Evaluating a termite interception and baiting system in Australia, Thailand and the PhilippinesExport / Share Peters, B. C. and Broadbent, S. (2005) Evaluating a termite interception and baiting system in Australia, Thailand and the Philippines. In: Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Urban Pests. International Conference on Urban Pests.
Article Link: https://www.icup.org.uk/conferences/2005/papers/ev... AbstractThe Exterra Termite Interception and Baiting System (Ensystex Inc., Fayetteville, NC) was evaluated in field experiments in Australia, Thailand and the Philippines. Cellulose-acetate powder containing chlorfluazuron (RequiemTM) was tested for its efficacy in eliminating colonies of various mound-building subterranean termite species. Using 0.05% and 0.1% weight/weight chlorfluazuron, there was no evidence of repellence and all colonies were eliminated. Colony elimination was confirmed by destructive sampling. Indicators used to monitor colony health were reliable. A suite of urban trials, demonstrating the effectiveness of Exterra Requiem Termite Bait in controlling a wide range of subterranean termite species, is also presented and discussed.
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