South Florida Master Gardener Training Household Pests
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1 South Florida Master Gardener Training Household Pests Dr. Bill Kern Ft. Lauderdale R.E.C. Entomology & Nematology Dept. University of Florida
2 Damage Food Pantry Pests Cockroaches Damage Stuff Cockroaches Some Ants Termites Carpet Beetles Clothes Moths Silverfish Crickets
3 COCKROACHES
4 Natural Foods Domestic Foods Preferred Leaf litter Wood Arthropods Fungi Algae Cheese Beer Sugar Meat Hair Wallpaper Artwork Old Paper Stamps Finger Nails Also require water but can survive for a long time without food or water
5 Ecological Groupings Domestic Only live inside structures. Peridomestic Live around structures and sometimes come in. Outdoors most native and some introduced species.
6 Comparison of cockroach sizes
7 Domestic cockroaches: never found outdoors German cockroaches Brown-banded cockroaches
8 The Asian Cockroach, Blattella asahinai
9 Domestic Cockroach Control Sanitation reduce harborage. Insect Growth Regulators (IGR s) Hydroprene (Gentrol) Pyriproxyfen (Nylar) Baits Bait stations Bait gels
10 Peridomestic Cockroaches Most are exotic. Most are large. Live outdoors and occasionally invade structures.
11 American Cockroach, Periplaneta americana
12 Newly molted: Albino cockroaches
13 Australian Cockroach, Periplaneta australasiae UF - IFAS
14 Brown Cockroach, Periplaneta brunnea UF - IFAS
15 Florida Woods Cockroach, Eurycotis floridana
16 Peridomestic Cockroach Control Exclusion seal openings. Baits use the large bait stations or gels. Treat Outdoor Refugia. Treeholes. Wood piles. Palms that retain boots.
17 Outdoor Cockroaches All native species, except Florida woods roach. Too dry indoors for these roaches to survive.
18 Surinam Cockroach, Pycnoscelus surinamensis Burrowing cockroach found in potted plants. UF - IFAS
19 Cuban Cockroach, Panchlora nivea
20 Giant Cockroach Blaberus giganteus
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22 How are ants pests? Eat and contaminate food. Some can sting. Nuisance. Tend and defend aphids and soft scale.
23 Ant Body Parts
24 Wings Waist Antennae
25 Harmful Aspects of Ants: Role in human health: May be important as disease vectors but the potential not fully determined Bites and stings can be painful, dangerous, and even deadly
26 Crazy ant
27 Crazy ant Paratrechina longicornis.
28 Crazy Ants P. pubens
29 Carpenter ant
30 Florida carpenter ant, Camponotus abdominalis floridanus.
31 White-footed ants Node is hidden by gaster Light colored tarsae
32 Ghost ant, Tapinoma melanocephalum.
33 Bigheaded ant, Pheidole megacephala. Dimorphic Workers major worker minor worker
34 Pharaoh ant
35 Pharaoh ant, Monomorium pharaonis
36 Stinging Ants
37 How do insects get their names? Sometimes by their behavior such as the Acrobat Ant Turn gaster up when disturbed
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39 Red Imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta Polymorphic with major workers and minor workers
40 Imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta. Polymorphic workers Queen
41 Little fire ant, Wasmania auropunctata
42 Little fire ant, Wasmania auropunctata
43 Twig ants, Acacia Ants, etc. Pseudomyrmex spp. Several species occur in Florida. This is the largest Florida species: Pseudomyrmex gracilis
44 Odontomachus brunneus Snap-jaw ant
45 Ant Control Exclusion seal openings. Baits - let them do the work. Do Not Spray Insecticides Indoors. Perimeter treatments 1 ft. up and 1 ft. out. Fire ants baits, drenches, injections.
46 Ant Control Bait
47 Ant Liquid and Gel Baits
48 Ant Liquid and Gel Baits
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50 Granular Ant Baits
51 Ant Exterior Perimeter Sprays
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53 Drywoods infest structures as alates Subterranean infest as mature colonies
54 Neotermes castaneus (Kalotermitidae) from Florida
55 Soldiers: based on mandibular dentation, and width of pronotum No cusps One cusp Multicusp mandible Narrow Pronotum Wide pronotum Rhinotermitidae Termitidae Kalotermitidae
56 DRYWOOD Labrum Pronotum Head capsule Mandible SUBTERRANEAN Fontanelle
57 C. brevis Amitermes floridensis Heterotermes sp. Neotermes jouteli
58 Florida P. simplex R. hageni A. floridensis N. jouteli I. snyderi C. brevis R. flavipes R. virginicus C. formosanus Kalotermitidae Rhinotermitidae Termitidae
59 Fig. F Coptotermes formosanus RHINOTERMITIDAE Heterotermes sp. Reticulitermes flavipes
60 Formosan subterranean termite Head is egg-shaped Fontanelle facing forward
61 Termitidae (higher subterranean termite) Rhinotermitidae
62 Alates Based on characters such as wing veination, wing color, wing texture, hairs on wings, and body color Wing veination Subterranean Drywood/Dampwood
63 R. hageni P. simplex R. flavipes R. virginicus C. formosanus Florida A. floridensis Rhinotermitidae Termitidae
64 Formosan termite alate
65 Dampwood vs. drywood termite
66 Dampwood termite wings
67 Reticulitermes tubing
68 Termite swarming
69 Subterranean Galleries
70 Treatment Methods Trenching
71 Treatment Methods Short Rodding
72 Treatment Methods Void Treatment
73 Treatment Methods - Baiting
74 Years: 0-2 Drywood Termite Colony Growth
75 West Indian Drywood Termite
76 Cryptotermes brevis wing
77 King Soldier Queen Pseudergate
78 Cryptotermes brevis soldier Phragmotic head
79 R.H. Scheffrahn UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
80 R.H. Scheffrahn UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
81 Whole-Structure Treatment: Fumigation & Heat
82 Fumigation
83 Compartmental Treatments: Heat & Cold N 2
84 Local Treatments: Wood Injection, Electrocution, Microwaves, Borate Sprays Borate PT-270 Electrocution Drill-&-Treat Microwaves
85 Drill-and-Treat Injecting termiticide: coverage NOT realistic:
86 Powderpost Beetles
87 Wood Destroying Beetles
88 Pantry Pests
89 Grouped by feeding habits: 1) Internal Feeders Larvae live entirely within whole grain kernels Rice Weevil, Granary Weevil, Angoumois Grain Moth 2) External Feeders Larvae chew on outside of grain Lesser Grain Borer, Drugstore Beetle, Flat Grain Beetle, Cadelle, Khapra Beetle, Cigarette Beetle
90 3) Scavengers Feed on broken grain Confused Flour Beetle, Red Flour Beetle, Sawtoothed Grain Beetle 4) Secondary Pests Feed on rotting, moldy materials Yellow Mealworm, Psocids, Some Mites
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93 PESTS OF FABRICS Associated with wool and other animal hair and feather products in clothing, carpeting, furniture, and other household items. Will consume synthetics contaminated with nutritive material Broken into two groups: 1) Clothes moths and 2) Carpet beetles In both groups, only the larval stage is damaging Damage can also be caused by termites, crickets, cockroaches and silverfish
94 Black Carpet Beetle, Attagenus megatoma
95 Furniture Carpet Beetle, Anthrenus flavipes
96 Varied Carpet Beetle
97 Webbing Clothes Moth, Tineola bisselliella
98 Webbing Clothes Moth, Tineola bisselliella
99 Case-making Clothes Moth
100 Damage to Carpet
101 Paper Pests
102 Silverfish (Thysanura: Lepismatidae)
103 Booklouse Class: Insecta Order: Psocoptera Enlarged clypeus
104 Filth Flies
105 Humpbacked or Phorid Flies Phoridae
106 Vinegar fly or Pomace Fly Drosophila (Drosophilidae) Often called fruit flies or bar flies because larvae feed on yeast in fermenting fruit and spilt beer and wine at bars.
107 Moth fly Breeding media Drains Septic tanks Filter beds Wings with hairs Antennae long
108 Fungus gnat Class: Insecta Order: Diptera Family: Mycetophilidae
109 Plaster Bagworm
110 Springtail Order: Collembola
111 Earwig Order: Dermaptera Adults are 18 mm long. The body is reddish-brown. The legs, antennae, and wing covers are yellowish brown. A pair of so-called forceps, or pincers, is on the rear of the body.
112 Land planarian
113 Southern Black Widow Jet black above 2 reddish triangular marks on ventral abdomen that join to form an hourglass females 1/2 inch long
114 Red widow spider Black abdomen with red spots on top reddish cephalothorax and legs
115 Brown widow spider Brownish abdomen with red spots circled with white Broad orange hourglass on bottom of abdomen Cephalothorax is dark brown to black
116 Brown Widow Female with distinctive egg sac
117 Florida Bark Scorpion, Slender Brown Scorpion, Neotropical Scorpion Centruroides gracilis 1 inch
118 Hentz s Centruroides Centruroides hentzi 1 inch
119 IO moth (Saturniidae)
120 Flannel moth (Megalopygidae)
121 Puss moth (Megalopygidae)
122 Hag moth (Limacodidae)
123 Saddleback caterpillar (Limacodidae)
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