Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage

Metro Manila garbage dumpsites: Payatas, Quezon City, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City, Ft. Bonifacio, Makati City, Catmon Malabon and Carmona, Cavite were studied. Samples were obtained using the quadral sampling technique. Findings showed that there were eight (8) Orders of insects and three (3) groups of...

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Main Author:	Reyes, Cecilia P.
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Published:	Animo Repository 1997
Subjects:	Arthropoda as biological pest control agents Scavengers (Zoology) Organic wastes Entomology
Online Access:	https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/8774
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spelling	oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-93492023-03-30T03:49:14Z Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage Reyes, Cecilia P. Metro Manila garbage dumpsites: Payatas, Quezon City, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City, Ft. Bonifacio, Makati City, Catmon Malabon and Carmona, Cavite were studied. Samples were obtained using the quadral sampling technique. Findings showed that there were eight (8) Orders of insects and three (3) groups of related arthropods associated with garbage. Of these, staphylinid or rove beetles, ants, earwigs, and collembolans or springtails were considered for mass rearing and feeding experiment because they possess chewing mouthparts and not known as vectors of disease causing micro-organisms. 1997-06-01T07:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/8774 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Arthropoda as biological pest control agents Scavengers (Zoology) Organic wastes Entomology
institution	De La Salle University
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country	Philippines Philippines
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topic	Arthropoda as biological pest control agents Scavengers (Zoology) Organic wastes Entomology
spellingShingle	Arthropoda as biological pest control agents Scavengers (Zoology) Organic wastes Entomology Reyes, Cecilia P. Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
description	Metro Manila garbage dumpsites: Payatas, Quezon City, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City, Ft. Bonifacio, Makati City, Catmon Malabon and Carmona, Cavite were studied. Samples were obtained using the quadral sampling technique. Findings showed that there were eight (8) Orders of insects and three (3) groups of related arthropods associated with garbage. Of these, staphylinid or rove beetles, ants, earwigs, and collembolans or springtails were considered for mass rearing and feeding experiment because they possess chewing mouthparts and not known as vectors of disease causing micro-organisms.
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author	Reyes, Cecilia P.
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title	Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
title_short	Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
title_full	Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
title_fullStr	Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
title_full_unstemmed	Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
title_sort	identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage
publisher	Animo Repository
publishDate	1997
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Identification of insect scavengers and their potential as biological agent of reclamation and management of organic household garbage

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