Control of German Cockroaches Aboard U. S. Naval Surface Ships on the East Coast12
A. D. Flynn, H. F. Schoof
Abstract
A. D. Flynn, H. F. Schoof
Abstract
Residual deposits of diazinon, Dursban® (O, O-diethyl O-(3,5,6-trichloro-2-pyridyl) phosphorothioate), propoxur, and malathion were applied on board U. S. Naval ships for control of Blattella germanica (L.). Diazinon failed to give acceptable control on 4 out of 5 ships. Dursban at 0.25% gave poor control when applied to 2 ships, but when the concentration was increased to 0.5%, excellent control was achieved on 6 ships and good control on the seventh. Residues of propoxur gave excellent control of cockroaches on 3 ships, poor control on 4 others, and another had too few cockroaches to evaluate. Residual deposits of 2.0% malathion resulted in poor control.
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Residual deposits of diazinon, Dursban® (O, O-diethyl O-(3,5,6-trichloro-2-pyridyl) phosphorothioate), propoxur, and malathion were applied on board U. S. Naval ships for control of Blattella germanica (L.). Diazinon failed to give acceptable control on 4 out of 5 ships. Dursban at 0.25% gave poor control when applied to 2 ships, but when the concentration was increased to 0.5%, excellent control was achieved on 6 ships and good control on the seventh. Residues of propoxur gave excellent control of cockroaches on 3 ships, poor control on 4 others, and another had too few cockroaches to evaluate. Residual deposits of 2.0% malathion resulted in poor control.
Key concepts: Propoxur, Diazinon, Malathion, Cockroach, Biology, Toxicology, Pesticide, Ecology