Pantry pests infest a wide variety of stored food products, including flour, cereal, dry pet food, and spices. Some so-called “pantry pests” may also infest nonfood items, like dried flowers or potpourri, in other pa - Drugstore beetle - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Pantry pests infest a wide variety of stored food products, including flour, cereal, dry pet food, and spices. Some so-called “pantry pests” may also infest nonfood items, like dried flowers or potpourri, in other pa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-04-26 16:34:39 Open Document File Size: 164,04 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility West Virginia University / University Extension Service Cigarette Beetle Control Strategies If / University Extension Service / / IndustryTerm infested food / infested stored products / food preferences / stored food products / dry pet food / stored products / natural pyrethrin product / food packages / metal kitchen canisters / dry dog food / spilled food / pet food / chemicals / food storage areas / food / / Organization U.S. Department of Agriculture / West Virginia University Extension Service / West Virginia University / / Person Rachel B. Tompkins / / Position Director / Cooperative Extension Service / NAGE Extension Specialist / / ProvinceOrState West Virginia / / Region West Virginia / / SocialTag Lasioderma serricorne Agricultural pest insects Phyla Protostome Beetle Home stored product entomology Food and drink Food storage Anobiidae Woodboring beetles

Pantry pests infest a wide variety of stored food products, including flour, cereal, dry pet food, and spices. Some so-called “pantry pests” may also infest nonfood items, like dried flowers or potpourri, in other paAdd to Reading List