Detailed program IWCSPP2018

19:00-21:00

17:30-19:00

17:00-17:30

16:00-17:00

15:30-16:00

13:30-15:30

12:00-13:30

10:30-12:00

10:00-10:30

09:30-10:00

08:30-9:30

Fumigation -

Welcome Reception

Engineering for Stored Product Protection and Pest Prevention

Mycotoxin -

Physical and Biological Control

Gala Dinner

& Poster minute talks

Poster Session

Coffee break

Biology, Ecology and Behavior (Hall A )

Session 1 Session 2

Food Security and Challenges to Stored Product Protection (Hall B/C )

Session 1 Session 2 Session 4 Session 5

fix posters

Lunch break

Physical and Biological Control

Session 4 Session 5

Hall A

Hall B/C

Buses leave ca. 12:45-13:00 h

Working technical tour

Pick up lunchbags

Contact Pesticides, Residual Products, and Plant Extracts

Hall A

1. to Hamburg harbour Boat ride to old and new harbour facilities

Optional postconference tours

Friday

Aspects

Workshop (Hall B/C )

Museum -

Workshop (Hall A )

Hermeticity -

CLOSING CEREMONY

Coffee break

Countries

Buses leave from conference venue: 7:30 h Returning to conference venue ca. 20:30 h

2. to Plauen (Saxonia) remove posters first metal silo bin in Session 8 Session 10 Central Europe Postharvest Pest Microbiology, Food sealed Management and Safety, to Australian Extension in Quarantine, and Standard AS2628 Developing Regulatory

Integrated Pest and Resistance Management

Session 9

Integrated Pest and Resistance Management

Session 9

Lunch break

Postharvest Pest Management and Extension in Developing Countries

Session 8

Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage

Coffee break Session 6 Session 7

Session 6 Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage

Session 7

Thursday

Contact Pesticides, Residual Products, and Plant Extracts

Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage

Biology, Ecology and Behavior

Detection and Monitoring

Hall B/C

Session 6

Hall A

Wednesday

Session 3 Session 2

Hall B/C

Tuesday

Engineering for Food Security and Challenges Stored Product to Stored Product Protection Protection and (Hall B/C ) Pest Prevention

Session 1

OPENING CEREMONY

Registration and welcome coffee

Monday

Workshop Workshop Registration (Salon 2 ) (Hall A )

Sunday

Detailed Program

PROGRAM

Sunday 7th / Monday 8th October Sunday 7th October 17:00 -19:00 Registration Foyer 19:00 - 21:00

Welcome Reception Saal II

Monday 8:30 - 9:30

8th October Registration & Welcome Coffee Foyer / Saal II

9:30 - 11:00

Opening Ceremony Hall B/C  Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture  JKI president  IWCSPP president  General Chair IWCSPP2018

S01. Food Security and Challenges to Stored Product Protection Hall B/C Co-chairs: Throne J, Riudavets J 11:00 - 11:30 01-01 Food safety & challenges to stored product protection – a WFP perspective Isabelle Mballa 11:30 - 11:45 01-02 Food waste and food losses - Importance of international partnerships and research Friedrich Wacker 11:45 - 12:00 01-03 Stop the brain drain – Why we need stored-product protection research for food safety Cornel Adler 12:00 - 13:30 Lunch break (fix posters)

13:30 - 13:45

S01. Food Security and Challenges to Stored Product Protection

S02. Biology, Ecology and Behavior

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Throne J, Riudavets J 01-04 Counting losses to cut losses: quantifying postharvest losses to help achieve food security

Hall A Co-chairs: Li Z, Trematerra P 02-01 Insect infestation sources in stored maize grain; what is more important resident versus incoming infestation? Honest Machekano  

Tanya Stathers

PROGRAM

Monday 8th October S01. Food Security and Challenges to Stored Product Protection 13:45 - 14:00

14:00 - 14:15

14:15 - 14:30

14:30 - 14:45

14:45 – 15:00

15:00 – 15:15

15:15 – 15:30

15:30 - 16:00

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Throne J, Riudavets J 01-05 Food fights for life: Food diplomacy for food security Annamarie Sehovic 01-06 On farm grain storage – potential opportunity or risk- meeting the demands of food safety and quality, an Australian perspective Judy Bellati 01-07 Strengthening national food safety for improved food security in Nigeria Louise Abayomi 01-08 Insect pests and fungal pathogens in maize stored in Ghana Frank Arthur 01-09 A low-cost instrument to measure equilibrium moisture content of bagged and bulked grain Paul Armstrong 01-10 Stored grain protection: cases studies in Portugal Maria Otilia Carvalho 01-11 Sampling the invasive pest Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera, Dermestidae) in grain stores in Spain Jordi Riudavets Coffee break

S02. Biology, Ecology and Behavior Hall A Co-chairs: Li Z, Trematerra P 02-02 Climate change and its implications on stored food goods Daphna Gottlieb 02-03 Innovative stored plant products in Germany and the potential threat by native and invasive pest insects Benjamin Fürstenau 02-04 Biological abilities of storage pest required for penetration of food packages or seeds Radek Aulicky 02-05 Constraints in grain quality management: A warehouse journey Loganathan Manickam 02-06 Modeling of population dynamics of insects with different distributions of insect development: a review Fuji Jian 02-07 High quality genomic resources for stored product insects Erin Scully 02-08 DNA barcode of stored-product pests and mites based on mitochondrial Cytochrome Oxidase I Gene Yi Wu

PROGRAM

Monday 8th October S01. Food Security and Challenges to Stored Product Protection 16:00 – 16:15

16:15 – 16:30

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Throne J, Riudavets J 01-12 Performance assessment of a commercial scale solar biomass hybrid dryer for quality and seed maize production Joseph Oppong Akowuah 01-13 Evaluation of AgroZ hermetic bag for the control of insect pests in stored maize Kimondo Mutambuki

16:30 – 16:45 General Discussion

16:45 – 17:00 General Discussion

17:00 – 19:00

S02. Biology, Ecology and Behavior Hall A Co-chairs: Li Z, Trematerra P 02-09 Effect of delayed mating on reproductive performance of Lasioderma serricorne (F.) (Coleoptera: Anobiidae) Rizana Mahroof 02-10 Repellency effect of larval extracts in Trogoderma species Michael Domingue 02-11 Necrobia rufipes (De Geer): an emerging pest associated with pet store chain in Europe Sara Savoldelli 02-12 The orientation of Tribolium castaneum adults in the presence of aggregation pheromone 4,8dimethyldecanal and food oils D.M.S.K. Dissanayaka

Workshop I “Fumigation”

Workshop II “Mycotoxin”

Salon 2 Detia-Degisch Group, Germany

Hall A GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH) Rieckmann U, Moosmann K

Jakob G, Allegra J

PROGRAM

Tuesday 9th October Tuesday 9th October S03. Detection and Monitoring 8:30 – 8:45

8:45 – 9:00

9:00 – 9:15

9:15 - 9:30

9:30 - 9:45

9:45 – 10.00

10:00 - 10:30

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Carvalho O, Campbell J 03-01 Stored product insects at a rice mill: temporal and spatial patterns and implications for pest management James Campbell 03-02 From stored-product psocid to the other pests: the development, problems and prospects on research and application of molecular identification Zhihong Li 03-03 Enhancing surveillance for exotic stored pests in the Australian grains industry using a partnership approach with industry and government. Judy Bellati 03-04 Testing wheat for internal infesting insects with an electrically conductive roller mill Daniel Brabec 03-05 Survey of Trogoderma species (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) associated with international trade of dried distiller’s grains and solubles in the USA Thomas Phillips 03-06 Insect pest monitoring in museums - old and new strategies Pascal Querner Coffee break

S02. Biology, Ecology and Behavior Hall A Co-chairs: Li Z, Trematerra P 02-13 The responses of Tribolium castaneum to wheat germ oil and fungal produced volatiles Matthew Dooley 02-14 The potential of host-specific volatiles from Tribolium confusum larval faeces for luring the ectoparasitoid Holepyris sylvanidis Sarah Awater 02-15 (Z, E)-9,12-tetradecadienyl acetate (ZETA) disrupts mating of Ephestia cautella

L.K.W. Wijayaratne 02-16 Suitability of poaceae for Plodia interpunctella development Sonja Gvozdenac 02-17 Population growth & development of the psocid Liposcelis obscurus (Psocoptera: Liposcelididae) at constant temperatures and relative humidities George Opit 02-18 Circadian rhythm of Liposcelis entomophila and Liposcelis paeta in two warehouses stored paddy rice Yanyu Li

PROGRAM

Tuesday 9th October S04. Engineering for Stored Product Protection and Pest Prevention 10:30 - 10:45

10:45 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:15

11:15 - 11:30

11:30 - 11:45

11:45 - 12:00

12:00 - 13:30

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Maier D, Akowuah J 04-01 Bin coring: a simple practice for improving aeration performance and saving energy Ricardo Bartosik 04-02 Application of transverse ventilation in grain storage in China

Yongyi Zhang 04-03 Technical and economic evaluation of ambient and chilled aeration strategies to maintain the quality of paddy rice during storage in a tropical climate Carlos Campadal 04-04 Chilling temperature and low moisture content to keep soybean grain quality during storage Flavio Lazzari 04-05 Assessment of a mobile solar biomass hybrid dryer for insect disinfestation in dried maize grains Joseph Oppong Akowuah 04-06 Green ecological grain storage technology and quality control in China Lei Wei Lunch break

S05. Physical and Biological Control Hall A Co-chairs: Schöller M, Timlick B 05-01 Temperature: implications for biology and control of storedproduct insects Paul Fields 05-02 Evaluation of insecticidal efficacy and persistence of Nigerian raw diatomaceous earth against Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) on stored cowpea Baba Gana Kabir 05-03 Thermal disinfestation of stored grains by solar energy

Shams Fawki 05-04 Retrospect, insights and foresights: Biological control of Anobium puntcatum with Spathius exarator Judith Auer 05-05 Prospects of entomopathogens in post-harvest integrated pest management George Mbata 05-06 Chilled aeration to control pests and maintain grain quality during the summer storage of wheat in north central region of Kansas Carlos Campadal

PROGRAM

Tuesday 9th October S04. Engineering for Stored Product Protection and Pest Prevention 13:30 - 13:45

13:45 - 14:00

14:00 - 14:15

14:15 - 14:30

14:30 - 14:45

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Maier D, Akowuah J 04-07 A new approach to acoustic insect detection in grain storage Christina Mueller-Blenkle 04-08 Controlling insects in stored grain by disturbing the grain Carl Bern 04-09 The adoption of thermosiphon powered ground level phosphine application systems in Australia. Christopher Newman 04-10 Lessons learned for phosphine distribution and efficacy by using wireless phosphine sensors

Paraskevi Agrafioti 04-11 Use of a 3D finite element model to predict post fumigation phosphine desorption Dirk Maier

S05. Physical and Biological Control Hall A Co-chairs: Schöller M, Timlick B 05-07 Does it really work? 25 years biological control in Germany Sabine Prozell 05-08 Storage of mungbean in hermetic PVC tank Prasantha Batugahage Don Rohitha 05-09 Combination of mating disruption and parasitoid Habrobracon hebetor against Plodia interpunctella in a chocolate factory Pasquale Trematerra 05-10 Host-age preference of Theocolax elegans (Westwood) (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae), a larval parasitoid of lesser grain borer, Rhyzopertha dominica (Fabricius) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) and cowpea weevil, Callosobruchus maculatus (Fabricius) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) Saruta Sitthichaiyakul 05-11 Phytochemical-based nano emulsions for stored grain protection Moshe Kostyukovsky

PROGRAM

Tuesday 9th October S04. Engineering for Stored Product Protection and Pest Prevention 14:45 – 15:00

15:00 – 15:15

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Maier D, Akowuah J 04-12 A novel engineering design of small scale metallic silo for food safety in rural India Arjoo Nandal 04-13 Food industry practices affecting Integrated Pest Management

S05. Physical and Biological Control Hall A Co-chairs: Schöller M, Timlick B 05-12 Anti-termitic properties of Jatropha (Jatropha curcas L.) on wood termites (Macrotermes bellicosus (Smeathman) Simon Idoko Okweche 05-13 The management of Callosobruchus subinnotatus (Pic) on Vigna subterranean L. Sylvia Bassey Umoetok 05-14 Influence of abiotic factors on the efficacy of insect growth regulators against Trogoderma granarium (Everts) (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) Mansoor ul Hasan

15:30 - 16:00

Pasquale Trematerra 04-14 Static and dynamic stress analysis of flat bottom-bamboo reinforced concrete silo for rough rice storage Lakshmi Jayachandran Ezhamparambath Coffee break

15:40 – 17:30

Poster Session & Poster Minute Talks

19:00 – 22:00

Gala Dinner

15:15 – 15:30

River Cruise on the Spree

PROGRAM

Wednesday 10th October Wednesday 10th October S06. Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage 8:30 – 8:45

8:45 – 9:00

9:00 – 9:15

9:15 - 9:30

9:30 - 9:45

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nayak M, Bartosik R 06-01 The significance of vapor pressure in quality preservation of stored commodities under gastight conditions Shlomo Navarro 06-02 Hermetic storage technology for handling of dry agricultural commodities in Zimbabwe: Practice, status, challenges and prospects Brighton M. Mvumi 06-03 Evaluation of hermetic technologies in controlling insect pests, mould infestation and aflatoxin contamination of stored maize Jacqueline Namusalisi 06-04 Postharvest treatment research at USDA-ARS: stored product fumigation Spencer Walse 06-05 Quantifying grain storage structure leakage by testing effects of environmental conditions on pressure loss Carol Jones

S07. Contact Pesticides, Residual Products, and Plant Extracts Hall A Co-chairs: Arthur F, Obeng-Ofori D 07-01 Laboratory evaluation of Turkish diatomaceous earths as potential stored grain protectants Ali Arda Iksiber 07-02 Lethal effect of Turkish diatomaceous earth (BGN-1) against adults of german cockroaches (Blatella germanica L.) Hasan Tunaz 07-03 Efficacy of seven Turkish diatomaceous earths against Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Bruchninae) on stored chickpea Mehmet Akif Gultekin 07-04 Residual efficacy of spinosadtreated surfaces on Rhyzopertha dominica and Tribolium castaneum adults L.K.W. Wijayaratne 07-05 Effectiveness of spinosad and spinetoram against five storedproduct beetle pests under high relative humidity conditions Goran Andric

PROGRAM

Wednesday 10th October S06. Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage 9:45 – 10.00

10:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 10:45

10:45 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:15

11:15 - 11:30

11:30 - 11:45

S07. Contact Pesticides, Residual Products, and Plant Extracts

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nayak M, Bartosik R 06-06 Three and half decades of research on controlled atmosphere of grains under nitrogen and recent utilization of the technology in Nigeria Egobude Okonkwo Coffee break

Hall A Co-chairs: Arthur F, Obeng-Ofori D 07-06 Spinosad-induced stress on the maize weevil Sitophilus zeamais

06-07 Toxic effects of ozone on selected stored product insects and germ quality of germinating seeds

07-07 Effects of Hemizygia welwitschii leaf extract fractions on postharvest infestation of maize by Sitophilus zeamais Motsculsky (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Elias Nchiwan Nukenine 07-08 Chemical properties and efficacy of sweet orange essential oil nanoemulsion applied as cold aerosol against two stored product beetles Giulia Giunti 07-09 Fogging loads of California fresh citrus for control of Asian citrus psyllid, Diaphorina citri Spencer Walse 07-10 Toxicity of fine powders of filter cake and triplex against Sitophilus zeamais adults on concrete arenas

Rizana Mahroof 06-08 Update on ProFume® gas fumigant (sulfuryl fluoride) use for post-harvest pest control

Ellen Thoms 06-09 Nitric oxide as a new fumigant for postharvest pest control Yong-Biao Liu 06-10 Bluefume (HCN) and EDN as fumigation alternatives to methybromide for a control of primary stored product pests Vaclav Stejskal 06-11 Improved analysis of propylene oxide, propylene chlorohydrin and propylene bromohydrin Wiley Hall

Raul Narciso Guedes

Tesfaye Tadesse 07-11 Efficacy of 10 dusts on life cycle of Tribolium castaneum Yanyu Li

PROGRAM

Wednesday 10th October S06. Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage 11:45 - 12:00

12:00 - 12:45

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nayak M, Bartosik R 06-12 Montoring of post harvest fumigation with Gasmet Multikomponent FTIR gas detection systems Frank Arnold Pick up lunch bags

S07. Contact Pesticides, Residual Products, and Plant Extracts Hall A Co-chairs: Arthur F, Obeng-Ofori D 07-12 Susceptibility of Stored Grain Insects to the Insect Growth Regulator Methoprene Frank Arthur

Working technical tours Buses leave 12.45 – 13.00 h

12:45 – 19:00

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

FGL Grain Terminal in Fürstenwalde, southeast of Berlin FGL Grain Terminal in Kyritz, northwest of Berlin FGL Grain Terminal in Schwedt, northeast of Berlin Agrar GmbH grain trade in Nauen, northwest of Berlin Federal Research Centres for Cultivated Plants (JKI, SPP group) for Material Sciences (BAM, wood protection group) and for Environmental Protection (UBA, health pest group) within Berlin 6. Organic Farm with grain storage, Schmerwitz, southwest of Berlin 7. Protection of museum artefacts, Berlin – walking excursion (barrierfree) 8. Food processing industry in Berlin, discussing IPM strategies in organic bakery or other site

PROGRAM

Thursday 11th October Thursday 11th October S06. Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage 8:30 – 8:45

8:45 – 9:00

9:00 – 9:15

9:15 - 9:30

9:30 - 9:45

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nayak M, Bartosik R 06-13 Determination of the safe storage moisture content for commercial seeds of maize (Zea Mays) under hermetic conditions Ricardo Bartosik 06-14 Application of ECO2FUME phosphine fumigant for the complete control of major storedproduct insect pests in milled rice in Thailand Rungsima Kengkanpanich 06-15 Residual behaviour of phosphine in different commodities

Marie-Carolin Götze 06-16 Phosphine resistance status in lesser grain borer Rhyzopertha dominica (Fab.) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) strains originating from tropical countries Md Mahbub Hasan 06-17 Phosphine resistance in sawtoothed grain beetle, Oryzaephilus surinamensis in the United States

George Opit

S09. Integrated Pest and Resistance Management Hall A Co-chairs: Athanassiou C, Phillips T 09-01 Star Wars in food stores – automated detection, determination and laser elimination of insect pests Cornel Adler 09-02 Web based phosphine monitoring with active sensor validation helps minimize resistance in stored grains Dennis Glennon 09-03 Qualitative discussion about reducing grain postharvest loss with logistical platforms in Ghana, West Africa. Will Lanier 09-04 Utility of biotechnology based decision making tools in postharvest grain pest management: An Australian case study Manoj K. Nayak 09-05 Australia’s Grain Storage Extension Project – a national initiative improving stored grain pest management and maintaining phosphine fumigation efficacy onfarm for the Australian grains industry. Rachel Taylor-Hukins

PROGRAM

Thursday 11th October S06. Fumigants, Controlled Atmospheres, and Hermetic Storage 9:45 – 10.00

10:00 - 10:30

10:30 - 10:45

10:45 - 11:00

11:10 - 11:15

11:15 - 11:30

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nayak M, Bartosik R 06-18 Molecular mechanisms of metabolic resistance in booklice (Psocoptera: Liposcelididae)

Dan Dan Wei Coffee break

S09. Integrated Pest and Resistance Management Hall A Co-chairs: Athanassiou C, Phillips T 09-06 Temporal and spatial patterns in aerosol insecticide droplet distribution: modifying ppplication strategies to improve coverage and efficacy James Campbell

S08. Postharvest Pest Management and Extension in Developing Countries

S09. Integrated Pest and Resistance Management

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nukenine E, Talwana H 08-01 Postharvest knowledge, perceptions and practices of African small-scale maize and sorghum farmers Honest Machekano 08-02 Evaluation of five storage technologies to preserve quality composition of maize in Nigerian markets Grace Otitodun 08-03 Evaluation of the suitability and optimal use of postharvest storage bag technologies and a combination thereof for maize storage in Nigeria Shekinat Ajao 08-04 Insecticide treated packaging for the control of stored product insects Deanna Scheff

Hall A Co-chairs: Athanassiou C, Phillips T 09-07 Technical improvement of the Detia Degesch phosphine tolerance test kit Marie-Carolin Götze 09-08 From narcosis to recovery: development of a rapid diagnostic test for phosphine resistance Christos Athanassiou 09-09 Evaluation of tolerance/resistance to phosphine of stored product beetle populations from Europe, by using different diagnostic methods Maria Sakka 09-10 Potential for using pheromone trapping and molecular screening in phosphine resistance research Gregory Daglish

PROGRAM

Thursday 11th October S08. Postharvest Pest Management and Extension in Developing Countries 11:30 - 11:45

11:45 - 12:00

12:00 - 13:30

13:30 - 13:45

13:45 - 14:00

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nukenine E, Talwana H 08-05 Field studies with insecticide treated packaging for the control of stored product insects Georgina Bingham 08-06 On-farm comparison of different postharvest storage technologies in a maize farming system of Tanzania central corridor

Adebayo Abass Lunch break (remove posters)

S09. Integrated Pest and Resistance Management Hall A Co-chairs: Athanassiou C, Phillips T 09-11 Screening of phosphine resistance in Sitophilus oryzae (L.) (Rice Weevil) populations in Turkey Ali Arda Isikber 09-12 Co-fumigation with phosphine (PH3) and sulfuryl fluoride (SO2F2): Potential for managing strongly phosphine-resistant rusty grain beetle, Cryptolestes ferrugineus (Stephens) Rajeswaran Jagadeesan

S08. Postharvest Pest Management and Extension in Developing Countries

S10. Microbiology, Food Safety, Quarantine, and Regulatory Aspects

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nukenine E, Talwana H 08-07 Quality and mycotoxin contamination of maize stored in air-tight containers in rural farm stores: data from two semi-arid zones in Kenya and Tanzania. Christopher Mutungi 08-08 On-farm maize insect pest and mycotoxin levels in Ghana

Hall A Co-chairs: Fields P, Stejskal V 10-01 Australia’s Grains Farm Biosecurity Program – a national initiative in plant biosecurity awareness, education and best management practice. Rachel Taylor-Hukins 10-02 A commercial method of controlling bedbugs (Cimex lectularius) using CO2 in dwellings Hagit Navarro

Paul Armstrong

PROGRAM

Thursday 11th October S08. Postharvest Pest Management and Extension in Developing Countries 14:00 - 14:15

14:15 - 14:30

14:30 - 14:45

14:45 – 15:00

15:00 – 15:15

15:15 – 15:30

15:30 - 16:00

Hall B/C Co-chairs: Nukenine E, Talwana H 08-09 Insect pests of post-harvest storage in promising crop sectors in Burkina Faso: current concerns and prospects for solutions Antoine Sanon 08-10 Abundance and diversity of arthropod pests infesting stored maize in smallholder farmers and traders systems highlight critical points for pest management in Uganda Herbert Talwana 08-11 Potential of essential oils from five camerounian aromatic plants used in integrated protection of stored products programs Azefack Leon Tapondjou 08-12 Sustained effective use of phosphine in stored product protection in India: Role of UPL Limited Ujjwal Kumar 08-13 Recent Developments in the global application of ECO2FUME and VAPORPH3OS phosphine fumigants Arda Taner 08-14 Effects of Myristica fragrans and Alpinia conchigera oils against Callosobruchus maculatus Duangsamorn Suthisut Coffee break

S10. Microbiology, Food Safety, Quarantine, and Regulatory Aspects Hall A Co-chairs: Fields P, Stejskal V 10-03 Mycotoxin prevalence in stored animal feeds and ingredients in Rwanda Kizito Nishimwe 10-04 Development of sensitive polyclonal antibodies against dominant stored wheat grain fungus for its immunological detection Ranjana Kumari 10-05 Smallholder farmers’ perceptions of aflatoxins in maize in Kamuli district, Uganda Thomas Brumm 10-06 The mycoflora of bulk stored cocoa

Daniela Bartels 10-07 Borderline cases between biocidal products regulation and plant protection products regulation Carsten Dogs 10-08 Customer complaints about insect contaminated ready meals Lidia Limonta

PROGRAM

Thursday 11th October Thursday 11th October 16:00 – 17:00 Closing Ceremony Hall B/C 17:00 – 19:00

Workshop III “Hermeticity”

Workshop IV “Museum”

Hall A ISU (USA) & INTA-CONCET (Argentina)

Hall B/C Univ. für Bodenkultur (Vienna, Austria) & Staatl. Museen (Berlin, Germany) Querner P, Landsberger B

Maier DE, Cook S, Bartosik R

Friday 7:30 – 20:30

12th October Optional post-conference tours 1. to Hamburg harbor Boat ride to old and new harbour facilities Bus leaves from conference venue: 7:30 h Returning to the conference venue ca. 20:30 h

2. to Plauen (Saxonia) first metal silo bin in Central Europe sealed to Australian Standard AS2628 Bus leaves from conference venue: 7:30 h Returning to the conference venue ca. 20:30 h

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30

Poster Session Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-001 Impact of rodent infestation on availability, safety and nutritional value of maize stored on-farm in lowland tropical zone of Kenya Mutungi, C.; Edoh-Ognakossan, K.; Affognon, H. P-002 Post-harvest practices and losses of agricultural commodities in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka Dissanayaka, D.; Sammani, A.; Wijayaratne, L.; Samaranayaka, G.; Karunarathna, B.; Chandima, P.; Wijerathna, H.; Harshana, S.; Heshani, H.; Kalhari, J. P-003 Surveying rice mills in Polonnaruwa district, Sri Lanka Sajeewani, P.; Karunarathne, E.; Wijerathne, K.; Mahalekam, P.; Rupasinghe, M.; Dissanayaka, D.; Wijayaratne, L.; Sammani, A. P-004 Loss of animal feed due to infestation by Rhyzopertha dominica Wijayaratne, L.; Dissanayaka, D.; Sammani, A. P-005 Quality and safety conditions of flocked oats (Avena sativa l.) stored in bags Martins, C.; Soares, C.; Maria, G.; Kalmann, T.; Dutra, M.; Ribeiro, C.; Ferreira, B.; Scussel, V. P-006 The impact of two drying methods on the quality of highmoisture rice Cao, Y.; Yuan, P.; Yang, S.; Zhao, H.; Fei, M.; Zhang, H.; Zhang, H.; Wang, Y.; Zheng, H. P-007 Germination rates of frozen grain legume seeds in Cameroon Atemkeng epse Nkoumki, M.; Neba, N.; Owona, C. P-008 Bioefficacy of Cameroonian Hemizygia welwitschii Rolfe-Ashby (Lamiaceae) leaf powder against Callosobruchus maculatus Fabricius in stored cowpeas seeds Fotso Tagne, G.; Nukenine Nchiwan, E.; Tchameni, R.; Tigamba, V.; Adler, C. P-010 Development of a suitable rearing media for Tribolium castaneum Karunarathne, E.; Wijerathne, K.; Dissanayaka, D.; Wijayaratne, L. P-011 Sitotroga cerealella (Olivier) resilience to extreme temperature and desiccation may explain its increasing pest status in changing climates Machekano, H.; Mvumi, B.; Nyamukondiwa, C. P-012 Suitability of hemp seed for reproduction of stored-product insects Stadnyk, K.; White, N.; Fuji, J.; Fields, P. P-013 The use of long-lasting insecticide netting to prevent dispersal of stored product insects Morrison, W.; Wilkins, R.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-014 Evaluation of the attractiveness of an organic litter compared to commercial stored pet food Lampugnani, F.; Cassani, G.; Gallizia, F.; Zanoni, D. P-015 Evaluation of the difference in the development of stored insect pests on organic litter Lampugnani, F.; Cassani, G.; Gallizia, F.; Zanoni, D. P-016 Unusual cases of product contamination by 'wandering' larvae of the Indian meal moth, Plodia interpunctella Ignatowicz, S. P-017 Susceptibility of dried berries to infestation by Plodia interpunctella (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in coorelation with total sugar content Vukajlović, F.; Predojević, D.; Tanasković, S.; Miljković, K.; Gvozdenac, S.; Perišić, V.; Pešić, S. P-018 Behaviour of the Angoumois grain moth (Sitotroga cerealella Oliv.) in different grain substrates and assessment of losses Ignjatovic Cupina, A.; Kljajic, P.; Andric, G.; Pražic Golic, M.; Kavran, M.; Petric, D. P-019 Progeny production by Stegobium paniceum in different spices Sajeewani, P.; Dissanayaka, D.; Wijayaratne, L. P-020 Developmental parameters of the minute brown scavenger beetle, Dienerella argus (Coleoptera: Latridiidae) Imai, T. P-021 Comparison of mandible morphology of two stored product bostrichid beetles, Rhyzopertha dominica and Prostephanus truncatus Vendl, T.; Aulicky, R.; Stejskal, V. P-022 Behavioural responses of Callosobruchus maculatus to volatiles organic compounds found in the headspace of dried green pea seeds Ndomo epse Moualeu, A.; Ulrichs, C.; Adler, C. P-023 Investigation on the species and distribution of stored grain insects in northwest China Li, D.; Mu, Z.; Guo, D.; Yan, X.; Zhou, Q. P-024 Remote monitoring of stored grain insect pests Wang, D.; Bai, C.; Li, H.; Guo, X.; Wang, J. P-025 Can the DI-SPME gas chromatography mass spectrometer be a tool for identification of stored grain insects based on fatty acids and sterols profiling Du, X.; Lu, Y.; Hardy, G.; Emery, R.; Zhang, W.; Ren, Y.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-026 Webbing clothes moth, Tineola bisselliella (Hummel) sex pheromone transfer from monitoring lures to textiles Kelley, P.; Mina, L.; Feston, J.; Mueller, D.; Van Ryckeghem, A. P-027 Khapra beetle diagnostics Byrne, O.; Hair, S.; Guthrie, N.; Farmer, K.; Szito, A.; Emery, R. P-028 Assessing drivers of maize storage losses in South West Benin Using a fractional response model Ogoudedji, S.; Egyir, I.; Osei-Asare, Y.; Seini, W.; Honlonkou, A. P-029 Insects and fungi in stored maize in Angola Paim, L.; Barros, M.; Magro, A.; Lima, A.; Borges da Silva, E.; Mexia, A. P-030 Automated detection and monitoring of grain beetles using a "smart" pitfall trap Eliopoulos, P.; Potamitis, I.; Rigakis, I. P-031 Detection and estimation of population density of bean weevils (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in stored pulses via bioacoustic analysis Eliopoulos, P.; Potamitis, I. P-032 PHID-Coleo - a database identification tool for wood-boring beetles in plant health interceptions Zimmermann, O.; Bauer, P.; Häusermann, I.; Hasselmann, M.; Zebitz, C. P-033 Visible near infrared Hyperspectral (VNIH) technique to differentiate Trogoderma variabile reared on different commodities Agarwal, M.; Al-Shuwaili, T.; Nugaliyadde, A.; Wang, P.; Wong, K.; Ren, Y. P-034 In search of a new attractant for monitoring Stegobium paniceum L. (Coleoptera: Anobiidae) Guarino, S.; Peri, E.; Colazza, S.; Sajeva, M.; Braghieri, G.; Zini, N.; Caimi, M.; Zito, P. P-035 Field trials on attractiveness of the synthetic sex pheromone of the four-spotted bean weevil, Callosobruchus maculatus Fabricius (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) Sinitsyna, E.; Atanov, N.; Mityshev, I. P-036 A multi-parameter grain detection system based on industry 4.0 Feng, H.; Guo, D.; Xie, P.; Jiang, X.; Zhao, X. P-037 Global establishment risk of stored products beetles Qin, Y.; Wang, L.; Stejskal, V.; Li, Z. P-038 Increasing paddy moisture with intellectualized mechanical aeration in a houseware guided by an adsorption equilibrium absolute humidity curve Li, X.; Wu, Z.; Yin, S.; Duan, Y.; Yan, E.; Wu, X.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-039 Drying ginger and preserving 6-gingerol Lizhuo, L.; Driscoll, R.; Srzednicki, G. P-040 Numerical modeling of the horizontal flow and concentrations distributions of nitrogen within stored-paddy bulks in large warehouse Wang, Y.; Li, F.; Cao, Y.; Wei, L.; Cui, H. P-041 Study on rapid detection of fresh degree of paddy rice in China Yu, S.; Shi, C.; Zhang, Y.; Gao, Y.; Yang, D. P-042 Fumigation with Ph3 using automatic generation - Presentation of results of recent trials Asher, P. P-043 Browning mechanism and process optimization during corn KX7349 drying Zhang, C.; Lan, S.; Yan, X.; Wu, F.; He, Y. P-044 Efficacy of pheromones for managing of the Mediterranean flour moth, Ephestia kuehniella Zeller, in food and feed processing facilities Trematerra, P. P-045 Effect of gamma irradiation on cowpea beetle Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) Fawki, S.; Ibrahim, H.; Abd El-Bar, M.; Abdou, M.; Mahmoud, D.; El-Gohary, E. P-046 Radio frequency heat treatment for controlling cigarette beetle in dry tobacco Chanbang, Y. P-047 Lethal effects and mechanism of infrared radiation on Sitophilus zeamais and Tribolium castaneum in rough rice Ding, C.; Pei, Y.; Tao, T.; Yang, G.; Wang, Y.; Yan, W.; Shao, X. P-048 Effect of passing Beauveria bassiana through alkane based media on the adult mortalities of Rhyzopertha dominica and Sitophilus oryzae Er, M.; Baris, C.; Tunaz, H.; Isikber, A. P-049 Bio-nanosilver synthesized by the entomopathogenic nematodesymbiotic bacterium as bioinsecticide for the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum) Yassin, R.; Elsadway, H. P-050 Insecticidal effect of Central Anatolian Region diatomaceous earths against confused flour beetle (Tribolium confusum Du Val.) on stored paddy Saglam, O.; Baytekin, O.; Isikber, A. P-051 Twelve years (2005-2017) of scientific and professional work in the field of stored products pests protection in Slovenia Trdan, S.; Bohinc, T.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-055 Host-preference and parasitic capacity of five Trichogramma species (Hym.: Trichogrammatidae) against some stored product moth pests Hegazi, E.; Adler, C.; Khafagi, W.; Agamy, E. P-056 Beneficials for biological control of stored-product moths in longterm grain storage - monitoring of moths and parasitoids Schöller, M.; Prozell, S.; Wührer, B. P-057 Development of Cheyletus malaccensis (Oudemans) under different humidity conditions Liu, L.; Cao, Y.; Yu, Q.; He, P.; Sun, W.; Wu, Y. P-058 Evaluation of the potential value of the F1H and F2H formulations as grain protectants against Rhyzopertha dominica (Fabricius) (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) Liska, A.; Korunic, Z.; Rozman, V.; Lucic, P.; Balicevic, R.; Halamic, J.; Galovic, I. P-059 Foraging cues in Holepyris sylvanidis and Cephalonomia waterstoni (Hymenoptera: Bethylidae) Russo, A.; Amante, M.; Schöller, M.; Steidle, J. P-060 Remote sensing and predictable storage of agricultural commodities Villers, P.; DeBruin, T.; Plijter, P. P-061 Establishing the value of modern seed storage methods for wheat in diverse production ecologies in Nepal Devkota, M.; McDonald, A.; Devkota, K. P-063 Hermetic storage - an ecofriendly safe storage method for long term storage of black gram Meenatchi, R.; Alice, J.R.P.S. ; Paulin Patricia, P. ; Moses, J.; Anandharamakrishnan, C. P-064 Hermetic storage of dry soybean (Glycine max): creating an effective modified atmosphere using soaked grain as O2 depletor Taher, H.; Bartosik, R. P-065 Biocidal efficacy of nitrogen (anoxic atmosphere) applied in operational condition to stored hazelnuts against pest insects at different stages of development Lampugnani, F.; Cassani, G.; Süss, L.; Zanoni, D.; Ceriani, F. P-066 Effect of modified atmosphere on larval and pupal stages of Rhyzopertha dominica on stored chickpeas Iturralde García, R.; Wong-Corral, F.; Castañé Fernández, C.; Riudavets Muñoz, J.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-067 CARVEX Pressurized Pest Control with CARBO carbon dioxide for biological stock protection Kik, O.; Saal, H. P-068 Fumigant toxicity of essential oils and their combinations on population buildup of three stored product coleoptera in stored wheat and effect on quality of wheat Kumar, R.; Tiwari, S.; Pandey, P. P-069 Fumigant toxicity of Haplophyllum tuberculatum (Rutaceae) and Nepeta crispa (Lamiaceae) on the Indian meal moth Ghasemzadeh, S.; Najafzadeh, R.; Mirfakhraie, S. P-070 Efficiency of ozone gas treatment against Plodia interpunctella (Hübner) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) (Indianmeal moth) in hazelnut Akcali, S.; Isikber, A.; Saglam, O.; Er, M.; Çaglar, Ã.; Tunaz, H. P-071 Ethyl formate application trials for in-transit fumigation of shipping containers Coetzee, E.M.; Newman, J.; Mckirdy, S.; Ren, Y. P-072 Safe and cost-effiective method for application of liquid ethyl formate (Fumate) as a methyl bromide alternative for perishable commodities Moon, Y.; Yang, J.; Kim, B.; Ren, Y.; Newman, J.; Kim, H.; Kwon, T.; Lee, B. P-073 A safe and high efficient method for application of liquid ethyl formate (Fumate) to replace methyl bromide for treatment of imported nursery plants Kim, B.; Moon, Y.; Yang, J.; Ren, Y.; Newman, J.; Kim, H.; Kwon, T.; Park, S.; Lee, T. P-074 Labor-saving ethyl formate application, a new concept for controlling tiny-scale insect pest in green house Park, C.; Kwon, T.; Jeong, I.; Kim, M.; Kim, H.; Lee, B. P-075 Supporting quarantine and health &safety monitoring of fumigants and industrial chemicals in offshore transport containers with Gasmet Multicomponent FTIR gas detection technology Arnold, F. P-076 Efficiency of phosphine and modified atmospheres against five different stored products insects Wong-Corral, F.; Esparza-Soltero, M.; López Valdez, J.; Olguín-Moreno, A. P-077 Novel carbon nanotube based gas sensors for application in fumigation and stored product protection Riemenschneider, L.; Panes-Ruiz, L.A.; Bezugly, V.; Cuniberti, G.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-078 Modeling distribution of phosphine in cylindrical grain silos with CFD methods for precision fumigation Kaloudis, E.; Bantas, S.; Athanassiou, G.; Agrafioti, P.; Sotiroudas, V. P-079 Phosphine distribution during fumigation of wheat in steel grain bins Casada, M.; Siliveru, K.; Arthur, F.; Brabec, D.; Campbell, J.; Maghirang, R.; Maier, D.; Conley, R.; Jones, C. P-080 Fumigation of apples and sunflower seeds with phosphine desorption behavior and aroma profiles Borchmann, D.; Austel, N.; Andernach, L.; Jungnickel, H.; Laux, P.; Luch, A.; Schulz, H. P-081 Dates fumigation by phosphine Kostyukovsky, M.; Rapaport, A.; Quinn, E. P-082 Determination of phosphine concentration for Cryptolestes ferrugineus (S.) control in wheat in Sonora, Mexico Esparza-Soltero, M.; López-Valdez, J.; Olguín-Moreno, A.; Wong-Corral, F. P-083 Efficacy studies on ECO2FUME phosphine fumigant for complete control of Sitphilus zeamais and Tribolium castaneum in stored maize in Thailand Kengkanpanich, R.; Suthisut, D.; Tumambing, J.; Noochanapai, P.; Pobsok, P. P-084 Application of phosphine fumigant for control storage rice insect pests in rice foundation seed Kaewnango, E.; Prasertsak, A. P-085 Comparative efficacy of spinetoram, chlorfenapyr, cypermethrin, beta-cyfluthrin against Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) and Trogoderma granarium (Everts) Hasan, M.; Ali, Q.; Faisal, M.; Amjad, F.; Rehman, H. P-086 Toxicity of Cuban botanical derivatives against two coleopteran stored-products pests Pino Pérez, O.; González, S.; Pérez, J.; Herrera, R.; Valenciaga, N.; Fortes, D.; Sánchez, Y.; Ramírez, S.; Suris, Y. P-087 Activity of two deltamethrin formulations on different surfaces against rice weevil (Sitophillus oryzae) Quinn, E.; Trostanetsky, A.; Nega, M.; Hefetz, R.; Kostyukovsky, M. P-088 Evaluation of two new insecticide formulations based on inert dusts and botanicals against four stored-grain beetles Korunic, Z.; Fields, P.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-089 Protecting stored maize grain against the Sitophilus zeamais with rice husk ash Akowuah, J.; Minka, E.; Barima, A. P-090 Effect of binary combinations of Plectranthus glandulosus leaf powder and Hymenocardia acida wood ash against Sitophilus zeamais (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Goudoungou, J.; Nukenine, E.; Suh, C.; Gangué, T.; Ndjonka, D. P-091 Comparative lethality of rice husk ash and a diatomaceous earth to adults of four storage beetles Ofuya, T.; Adler, C. P-092 Effects of different inert dusts on Sitophilus oryzae and Plodia interpunctella during contact exposure Gvozdenac, S.; Tanaskovic, S.; Krnjajic, S.; Prvulovic, D.; Ovuka, J.; Sedlar, A. P-093 Biopesticidal potential of green chemicals against Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) Thakur, D. P-094 Effectiveness of essential oils from Ngaoundere, against postharvest insect and fungal pests of maize Langsi, D.; Nchiwan, N.; Fokunang, C.; Suh, C.; Ambindei, W.; Tsague, T. P-095 Insecticidal contact toxicity of several essential oils against stored product pest Iakovlev, P. P-096 Management of major coleopteran pests of stored-products using the insecticidal principles isolated from cassava, Manihot esculenta Crantz Cheruvandasseri, A.; Ragesh, L. P-097 Entomocidal, repellent, antifeedent and growth inhibition effects of different plant extracts against Tribolium castaneum (Herbst) (Tenebrionidae: Coleoptera) Hasan, M.; Ali, Q.; Kanwal, S.; Anjum, N. P-098 Toxicity and repellence of Citrus jambhiri Lush rind essential oil against maize weevil (Sitophilus zeamais Motschulsky 1855) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Babarinde, S.; Usman, L.; Olaniran, O.; Adebayo, T.; Ojutiku, E.; Adeniyi, A. P-099 Binary mixture efficacy of NeemAzal and Plectranthus glandulosus leaf powders against cowpea and maize weevils Tofel, K.; Adler, C.; Nukenine, E.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-100 Effects of chlorpyrifos-methyl and pirimiphos-methyl applied with 5°C temperature on Sitophilus oryzae (L.) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) in wheat grain Pražic Golic, M.; Andric, G.; Kljajic, P. P-101 Residual efficacy of deltamethrin applied on porous and nonporous surfaces against Sitophilus granarius (L.), Plodia interpunctella (Hübner) and Blattella germanica (L.) Kljajic, P.; Andric, G.; Pražic Golic, M. P-105 Insecticidal and larvicidal activities of cinamic acid esters isolated from Ocimum gratissimum L. and Vitallaria paradoxa leaves against Tribolium castaneum Hebst (Coleoptera:Tenebrionidae) Buxton, T; Eddy-Doh, A.; Owusu, E.; Kim, C. P-106 Assai (Euterpe oleracea Mart.) fruit: Green method development by Andiroba oil (Carapa guianencis L.) for Hemiptera control Ribeiro, C.; Soares, C.; Dutra, M.; Dominici, M.; Ferreira, B.; Scussel, V. P-107 Reaction of several pulse varieties to fumigation with different metal phosphide formulations Jakob, G.; Steuerwald, R.; Ryman, D. P-108 The Postharvest Education Foundation's role in reducing postharvest produce losses Holcroft, D.; Kitinoja, L. P-109 Evaluation of plastic and steel bins for protection of stored maize against insect infestation in Ghana Bosomtwe, A.; Osekre, E.; Opit, G.; Armstrong, P.; Arthur, F.; Campbell, J.; Mbata, G.; Nsiah, P. P-110 Insect infestation and quality loss of major stored products in Ghana Adarkwah, C.; Anankware, J.; Obeng-Ofori, D.; Ulrichs, C.; Schöller, M. P-111 Response of Callosobruchus chinensis L. to plant extracts and Anisopteromalus calandrae, an ectoparasitoid Ali, Q.; Hasan, M.; Qasim, M.; Asghar, M.; Saleem, S. P-112 IPM guidelines as fundament for sustainability in plant protection: The case for stored product protection Hommel, B.; Feuerbach, N. P-113 Detection of hidden insect Sitophilus oryzae in wheat by low-field nuclear magnetic resonance Shao, X.; Ding, C.; Paliwal, J.; Zhang, Q.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-114 Capability and limitation of anoxic treatments in museum collections protection Landsberger, B.; Frauendorf, H.; Adler, C.; Plarre, R. P-115 Susceptibility of phosphine-resistant cigarette beetles to various insecticides Fukazawa, N. P-116 Rapid detection of phosphine resistance in the lesser grain borer, Rhyzopertha dominica (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) from China using ARMS-PCR Lu, Y.; Zhang, C.; Wang, Z.; Yan, X.; Emery, R. P-117 Determination of toxicity of gaseous ozone against adult stages of German cockroach (Blatella germanica L.) Guz, U.; Tunaz, H.; Er, M.; Isikber, A. P-118 Does the lower concentration of anticoagulants affect the efficacy of rodenticide baits? Frankova, M.; Aulicky, R.; Stejskal, V. P-119 Moulds infesting rice (Oryza spp.) consumed in Cameroon Mapiemfu-Lamare, D.; Douksouna, Y.; Ambang, Z.; Ngome, F.; Tang, E.N. ; Ndindeng, S. A.; Ngoh Dooh, J.; Suh, C.; Akem, M.; Woin, N. P-120 Three stored rice (Oriza sativa L.) varities susceptibility to fungi and mycotoxin decontamination by ozone gas treatment Ferreira, B.; Soares, C.; Dutra, M.; Ribeiro, C.; Scussel, V. P-121 Study on the forecasting growth and spoilage of fungi in stored soybeans Tang, F. P-122 Evaluation of aflatoxin contamination of stored maize in the Brong-Ahafo region of Ghana Benson-Obour, R.; Cornelius, W.; Lartey, M.; Opare, P.; Obeng-Ofori, D. P-123 Effect of cold plasma on storage toxigenic fungi - Aspergillus flavus Silva, J.; Medeiros, M.; Pereira, M.; Barcelos, K.; Cubas, A.; Moecke, E.; Scussel, V. P-124 Computer-aid molecular docking technology in cereal mycotoxin analysis Chen, J.; Sang, Z. P-125 Insects and mycobiota in Phaseolus vulgares L. grains sold in bulk in retail stores Reis, F.; Potenza, M.; Aquino, S.; Arthur, V.

Poster session

Tuesday 9th October, 16:00 – 17:30 P-126 Naturally existing Beauveria on the surface of stored wheat kernels, and their pathogenicity on Rhyzopertha dominica and Sitophius oryzae adults Er, M.; Baris, C.; Isikber, A.; Tunaz, H. P-127 Pulses protein quality control at different storage conditions for further protein extraction - a revision Dutra, M.; Soares, C.; Ferreira, B.; Ribeiro, C.; Scussel, V. P-128 Mites in aromatic, condiment and medicinal dehydrated plants in bulk sale in the city of São Paulo Valbuza, M.; Potenza, M.; Matioli, A.; Sato, M.; Campos, A. P-129 Mitochondrial genome organization varies among different groups of the booklouse, Liposcelis bostrychophila Feng, S.; Yang, Q.; Li, H.; Song, F.; Stejskal, V.; Opit, G.; Cai, W.; Li, Z.; Shao, W. P-130 Evaluation of some selected fungicides and Trichoderma harzianum (Bio-agent) in vitro against Dieback pathogens on oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) Lekete, E.; Osekre, E.A.; Sosu, E.M.K.

Workshops I+II

Monday 8th October, 17:00 – 19:00

Workshop I+II Monday 8th October, 17:00 – 19:00

Workshop I “Fumigation”

Monday 7th October, 17:00 – 19:00 Salon 2

Good Fumigation Practice (short: Fumigation) Organized by Gerhard Jakob and Jonny Allegra Detia-Degesch Group

  The scope of the Workshop “Good Fumigation Practice” is to show the proper application of any formulation of metal phosphides and phosphine gas for the purpose of fumigation of all kinds of objects and commodities in order to eradicate insect pests including quarantine treatment of transport containers. The workshop shows the requirements for a safe and effective fumigation using phosphine in four simple steps: - Preparation - Application - Monitoring - Ventilation In these four steps among other things sealing methods, application methods, application devices, gas monitoring devices and their handling, insect tolerance monitoring methods and personal safety equipment will be presented.

Workshop II “Mycotoxins”

Monday 8th October, 17:00 – 19:00 Hall A

Mycotoxins in food– scope, challenges, activities, mitigation options – example Africa (short: Mycotoxin) Organized by Ute Rieckmann and Karl Moosmann GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH)

This workshop facilitates a discussion on different perspectives on the problem of mycotoxins in food with data from Africa. Recent Results from the work of international Agricultural Research Centers will follow an introductory problem analysis by the Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa. An overview covering test methodologies (optional exercises) will lead into a discussion on approaches for better mycotoxin mitigation.

Workshop III+IV

Thursday 11th October, 17:00 – 19:00

Workshop III+IV Thursday 11th October, 17:00 – 19:00

Workshop III “Hermeticity”

Thursday 11th October, 17:00 – 19:00 Hall A

Testing hermeticity of rigid and flexible structures for fumigation and controlled atmosphere treatment of stored products (short: Hermeticity) Organized by Dirk Maier, Samuel Cook, and Ricardo Bartosik 1 2

ISU (USA) INTA-CONICET (Argentina)

Given the growth in adoption of hermetic storage technology especially of plastic bags ranging in size from a few kilos (e.g., hermetic bags for smallholder farmers in Africa) to many tonnes (e.g., silo or grain bags in South and North America), a common international approach for testing and rating hermeticity (i.e., air tightness) is needed. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a consensus on establishing an international engineering standard for testing and rating hermeticity (i.e., air tightness) of rigid and flexible structures for fumigation and controlled atmosphere treatment of stored products.

Workshop IV “Museum”

Thursday 11th October, 17:00 – 19:00 Hall B/C

Museum pests and novel IPM (short: Museum) Organized by Pascal Querner and Bill Landsberger 1 2

Univ. für Bodenkultur (Vienna, Austria) Staatl. Museen (Berlin, Germany)

Short introduction on IPM in museums, and specific challenges, pests, treatments and solutions in comparison to stored product protection. In a practical part, monitoring traps used in museums will be presented and discussed. How do we do monitoring in museums, what traps are used and what do we do with the results? In a talk pest control treatment will be presented: Overview of the most important non chemical (and chemical) treatment methods in museums used today in central Europe. In another practical unit most important museum pests will be identified. In this last practical part we have a close look at the most important museum pests.

Permanent Committee

Foyer 1st floor

Registration

Workshop I – „Fumigation“ (Detia-Degesch Group)

Conference Office

Hotel lobby (ground floor)

Entrance to hotel

Lunch (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) will be served i) in the restaurant at ground floor and ii) in the „Dorotheensaal“ in the basement, just follow the signs!

Elevators

Cloak room

(Saal B/C)

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Poster Presentation and Coffee Breaks

Exhibition and Coffee Breaks

Hall B/C

Hall A

Sessions

Plenary & Sessions