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Fruit flies of Australia poster 1
Fruit flies of Australia poster 2
Fruit Fly Posters

Fruit Fly Posters

$79.42 – $99.33

A set of two Fruit Flies of Australia posters. Available either laminated or unlaminated.

Description

Bugs for Bugs has sponsored the second in a pair of magnificent large wall posters on Australian fruit flies. This set of two posters now covers the entire range of fruit flies that may infest commercial crops, as well as several non-pest fly species commonly collected in traps.

A total of eleven species of fruit flies are featured on the new poster. Most have been photographed alive by leading insect photographers. For many species, these are the first photographs ever published. Information provided on each species includes their attraction to male chemical attractant lures, plant host attacked, distribution and identification. The methods of eradication and suppression of fruit fly populations are featured. Fruit disinfestation techniques are also shown.

These two posters provide a practical resource for export and packing houses; agricultural advisors in both the private and government sectors; quarantine authorities within Australia and overseas; and various educational institutions. They also offer a valuable aid to those horticulturalists who undertake control measures based on the monitoring of fruit fly numbers in traps. Copies of both the first and second posters are available.

Actual size of posters: 970 mm x 650 mm

 

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg
Product Options

Poster set (laminated), Poster set (unlaminated)

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