36153
Accession Number
5122
Title Of Journal Book
Science for conservation
Volume
1979
Issue
18
Pages
41-55
Language Of Text
Japanese
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Although insect damage to bamboo materials in buildings has grown considerably recently, there has been very little scientific research on chemicals for preventing it. The authors first recorded reported examples of insect damage to bamboo materials, then conducted a screening test for effective insecticides. They found that two low-toxic organophosphorus pesticides, prothiophos emulsion and phoxim emulsion, had superior insecticidal proper ties as compared to organochlorine-type insecticides. Finally, an effective method for preventing such insect damage is shown.
Keywords
Cane, bamboo reed; Wood, biodeterioration insect; Wood, biodeterioration insect woodworm; Biodeterioration, insect; Insect, fumigation; Wood, fumigation; Insecticide, analysis test; Wood, insecticide -- ICCROM
pub_id
36153
Title Translation
Insect damage to bamboo materials and its prevention