Micro-analytical entomology for food sanitation control

Entomological principles

Classification on insects

General insect Stucture an morphology

Development of insects

Mophology of principal orders

Order coleoptera Beetles, General characterization

Order Lepidoptera (Moths and Butterflies

Order Diptera Flies

Order Hymenoptera Bees , Ants, Wasps, Etc

Orders Homoptera and Hemiptera

Orders Thysanoptera Thrips, Collembola Springtails, Corrodentia Psocids, Thysanura Silverfish

Miscellaneous Arthropoda Pseudoscorpions, Sowburgs, Cetipedes and Millipedes. Spiders and Mites

Order Orthoptera Grasshoppers, Cockroaches, Crickets

Order Neuroptera

Stored products insects

A: Coleoptera

B: Lepidoptera

C: Order Hymenoptera, Parasites Idechtthis canescens; Anisopteromalus calandrae; Bracon hebetor; Cephalonomia tarsalis

D: Other insect orders associated with stored products

Flies of sanitation significance and Pest of Agricultural Crops

Family Psychodidae Moth Flies

Family Chironomidae Midges

Family Culicidae mosquitoes

Family Tipulidae Crene Flies

Family Simuliidae Black Flies

Family Sepsidae Black Scavenger Flies

Family Piophilidae

Family Phoridae Hump-backed Flies

Family Scatopsidae

Family Mycetophilidae

Family Platypezidae Clythidae

Family Syrphidae Drone-Flies, Rat-tailed Maggots

Family Anthomyiidae

Family Drosopphilidae Fruit Flies, Vinegar Flies, Gnats

Family Muscidae

Family Calliphoridae

Family Trypetidae

Moth Larvae of contamination significance as agricultural pest of food

Potato tuber moth

European corn borer

Corn Earworm of tomato fruit worm

Tomato pinworm

Cockroaches

Miscellaneous insect contaminants

A: Family Mylabridae Bruchidae Bean ad Pea Weevils

B: Miscellaneous Specific Pest Blastophaga, Coffe Berry Borer, Asparagus Beetle

C: Byturus Unicolor Coleoptera, Dermestidae

D: Three Species of Diaphania Lepidoptera, Pyraustinae

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