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Methoprene and hydroprene were applied to appropriate insect diets at 1-20 ppm.
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Like methoprene, hydroprene appears to have some practical potential, but storage pests are not all equally sensitive to the compound.
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Application of hydroprene also reduced male fertility.
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Zoecon, the manufacturers of hydroprene, are intending to introduce a new formulation, called Gentrol, for crack, crevice and spot treatments against stored product pests in food processing areas in the US.
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Loschiavo (1976) tested hydroprene against Tribolium castaneum,
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Stockel and Edwards (1981) examined the effects of topical application of hydroprene on Sitotroga cerealella.
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RUP, P.J. and CHOPRA, P.K. (1984) Effect of hydroprene on Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae).
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McGREGOR, H.E. and KRAMER, K.J. (1975) Activity of insect growth regulators, hydroprene and methoprene on wheat and corn against several stored-grain insects.
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LOSCHIAVO, S.R. (1976) Effects of the synthetic insect growth regulators methoprene and hydroprene on survival, development or reproduction of six species of stored products insects.
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Chakravorty et al. (1989) carried out tests on Corcyra cephalonica using methoprene and hydroprene at 1 -100 µg/individual.
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