[pestlist] Bed bugs treated with diatomaceous earth

2017-09-08 Thread Jessica Lian Pace

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Hello everyone,

A curator is considering bringing in an archival collection consisting of
paper and media materials that was treated for a bed bug infestation with
diatomaceous earth 10+ years ago.  We don't have much information on how
the treatment was implemented.  The problems with diatomaceous earth
residue on collections materials aside, is it an effective means of
treatment?  Information on how long bed bugs and their eggs can remain
dormant and how to best assess the efficacy of the remediation would also
be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks,
Jessica

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Re: [pestlist] Please help me with ID of insect

2017-06-23 Thread Jessica Lian Pace

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Hello Johanna,

Once you have the frame open, you can try using a piece of clear tape to
capture the insect.  If a standard microscope is not readily available, a
simple microscope attachment for the smartphone can be obtained for a very
reasonable price.  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QLYPMZW?psc=1
Good luck!

Best,
Jessica

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> attached some more pictures. Have you any ideas?
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> The insects move, that means they are alive and they are very small (2mm).
> But we will open the pictureframe anyway to get a further view on the
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> I found two very small insects (approximate only 2mm long) in a frame of
> an aquarelle painting and some feeding traces. Could they be silverfishes?
> Please help me with the ID…
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> Thank you very much!
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