
Unravelling Desertification
M. Juntti, G. A. Wilson
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by Michael K. Rust, Donald A. Reierson, John M. Owens
Oxford University Press · 1995
A book on the biology and behaviour of the German cockroach, a household pest, and the technologies used to control it. Suits pest-control professionals and those studying urban pests.
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Wherever people live and work in large numbers, the German cockroach is a persistent pest, and the publisher places it among the most important insect pests in homes. It is found in houses, flats and commercial buildings across the United States and around the world.
The book gives an up-to-date account of the insect's behaviour and biology, including its taxonomy, distribution, morphology and genetics. It then links that knowledge to control, explaining how the pest's biology bears on the methods that work against it, which helps readers see why the insect is hard to eliminate.
This edition is published by Oxford University Press under ISBN-13 9780195064957.