101Smart Ltd.

ICUP Proceedings Search

Enter key words to search for papers and posters from all previous Conferences.

Results

Showing 8 results

Crispr Gene-Drive Technologies For Urban Population Engineering

By surpassing the 50% inheritance limit of Mendel’s law of gene segregation, CRISPR-based gene drives have the potential to fight urban vector-borne diseases or suppress urban pests, but contemporary gene drives can spread unchecked and lack an analog output that modulates inheritance between 50–100...

Pest Control Programs in Buildings of the University of Valencia, Spain

The presence of pest species forces to realize actions that allow us to control their populations and makes more suitable spaces for the development of human activities into our buildings. Given the characteristics of the urban environments, in where man and pests share an almost permanent life toge...

Arthropods in Buildings of the University of Valencia, Spain

The main aim of this research has been to check the arthropod species present into dependences of the University of Valencia and to state its significance as pests. The study area takes in all the facilities of the University of Valencia. A total of 24 insect species, 1 myriapod and 1 crustacean hav...

PERIPLANETA AMERICANA CONTROL IN VALENCIA (SPAIN) (DYCTIOPTERA: BLATTIDAE)

Periplaneta americana is a remarkable pest in urban environments. At present, it is the most common species in Valencia city keeping Blatta orientalis in a secondary position. Is is highly adaptable and, in favorable conditions, shows fast proliferation and dispersal. Special difficulties in its con...

A LABORATORY COMPARISON OF TWO RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE PAINTS AS CONTROL FOR THE COACKROACHES (DYCTIOTERA: BLATTIDAE)

Periplaneta americana is one of the most important problems in Spanish Mediterranean Coast cities so, it must make periodic insecticide treatments in sewers of these cities. Most formulates that are using now for their control have relatively low persistance and this forces to increasing the treatme...