Beltsville / Hilversum / Frenchtown / Kaysville / New York / Pittsburgh / Solon / Los Angeles / Hatfield / Darmstadt / Falmouth / St. Louis / /
Company
Behavior Laboratory / Whatman Inc. / Fisher Scientific / Sigma-Aldrich / Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A / Dataxiom Software Inc. / Merck KGaA / Barski SA / Xue R (2004) Laboratory / Microsoft Corp. / Creative Commons / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / United States / / /
Facility
Towson University / /
IndustryTerm
repellent chemicals / deterrent plant chemicals / repellent stock solution / candidate chemicals / metal pins / Test solutions / chemical classes / chemicals / control solution / repellent solution / /
NaturalFeature
Forest Sci Mono / Hills TT / /
Organization
United States Department of Agriculture / National Institute of Health / Towson University / Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center / Agricultural Research Service / Towson University Graduate Student Association / Biological Sciences Department / Armed Forces Pest Management Board / Department of Biological Sciences / Insect Morphology and Physiology Lab / National Guard / PLOS ONE Editorial Board / Department of Defense / /
Person
Arch Neerl Zool / Frederic Marion-Poll / Base / Joseph Dickens / Jeffrey Klupt / Nicole Arnold / Esther Adenuga / Van Loon / Robert Kuta / Henry A. Wallace / Liina Ladon / / /
Neurophysiological and Behavioral Responses of Gypsy Moth Larvae to Insect Repellents: DEET, IR3535, and Picaridin Jillian L. Sanford1, Sharon A. Barski1, Christina M. Seen1, Joseph C. Dickens2, Vonnie D. C. Shields1* 1