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U.S. NAVY SHIPBOARD PEST CONTROL
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NAVMED P 5052-26
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THE MOST COMMONLY ENCOUNTERED PEST ABOARD NAVY SHIPS
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GERMAN COCKROACH
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COCKROACH IDENTIFIED WITH PRESENCE OF TWO DARK LONGITUDINAL STRIPES (LT BARS)
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GERMAN COCKROACH
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STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT GERMAN COCKROACHES PREFER TO HAVE THEIR BODY PRESSED AGAINST A SOLID SURFACE IN SMALL CRACKS AND CREVICES
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POSITIVE THIGMOTAXIS
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THE SHIPBOARD PEST CONTROL SPECIALIST SHOULD CONDUCT A COCKROACH SURVEY WHEN
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EVERY TWO WEEKS IN FOOD SERVCE AREAS, AND WEEKLY UNTIL COCKROACHES ARE NO LONGER PRESENT
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FLUSHING AGENTS CONSIST OF AN AEROSOL PESTICIDE FORMULATION OF SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS, SUCH AS
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DPHENOTHRIN
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COCKROACH TRAPS ARE USEFUL SURVEY TOOLS TO DETECT LOW LEVEL POPULATIONS, LOCATE HARBORAGES, AND DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATMENT
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STICKY TRAPS
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TO PREVENT COCKROACHES FROM THE LEAVING THE CONTAINER USE
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SPREAD AN EXTREMELY THIN LAYER OF PETROLEUM JELLY JUST UNDER THE INSIDE OPENING OF THE JAR TRAP
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WHAT CAN REDUCE OR ELIMINATE MOST COCKROACH INFESTATIONS
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PREVENTIVE CONTROL STRATEGIES
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WHO CAN PERFORM ACTUAL PEST TREATMENT
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CERTIFIED SHIPBOARD PEST CONTROL SPECIALIST
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BAIT STATIONS SHOULD BE PLACED
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HORIZONTALLY
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INSECTS IN SUBMARINE BERTHING COMPARTMENTS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE
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COMMANDING OFFICER
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IN SUBMARINES, PESTICIDES ARE ONLY USED WHEN
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ONLY WHEN IN PORT AND ABLE TO VENTILATE OUTBOARD FOR AT LEAST 24 HOURS
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STORE PRODUCT PEST
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SPP
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BETTLE IN THE FAMILY DERMESTIDAE ARE MEDICALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE HAIRS ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE LARVAE CAN CAUSE INTESTINAL TRAUMA, EYE IRRITATION, DERMATITIS AND ALLERGIC REACTION
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DERMESTID BEETLES
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BECOME A QUARANTINABLE INSECT OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE WORLD WORLD WIDE
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KHAPRA BEETLE
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ANY DERMESITID INFESTATION MUST BE HANDLED
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EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVELY
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INFESTATION OF ONE OR MORE LIVING OR DEAD LARVAE OF TROGODERMA OR OTHER DERMESTID SPECIES SHALL BE JUSTIFICATION FOR CONDEMNATION OF THE
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LOT
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THE MOST COMMON SPP IN THE SHIP
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SAW TOOTH GRAN BEETLE
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CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE OF THE STORED PRODUCTS PEST
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RICE WEEVIL
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HAS A WORLD WIDE DISTRIBUTION AND IS THE NUMBER ONE PEST O DRIED FRUITS IN STORAGE
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INDIA MEAL MOTH
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REPORTING INFESTATIONS OF SPP'S
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DD FORM 1222
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FUMIGATION ABOARD SHIP IS CONDUCTED ONLY UNDER SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES AND REQUIRES THE APPROVAL OF A
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NAVY MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGIST
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COMMON RAT, BROWN RAT, WATER RAT, WHARF RAT OR SEWER RAT.
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NORWAY RAT
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SHIP RAT OR BLACK RAT
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ROOF RAT
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THE KEY CORNERSTONE IN SUCCESSFUL RODENT CONTROL PROGRAM
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SANITATION
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SHOULD BE USED ON ALL TENDING LINES
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RAT GUARDS
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HUMPBACKED FLIES
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PHORID FLIES
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