1989, Singapore
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Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation in Stored Products, Singapore, 1989
About The Singapore Conference
Preface
It gives me great pleasure and is an honor to welcome you, on behalf of the National University of Singapore, to this International Conference on Fumigation and Controlled Atmosphere Storage of Grain. The storage of grain free from insect infestation and damage is of the utmost importance to many nations. Millions of dollars could be lost if grain is not protected from pest attack. I am glad that we have here with us a group of distinguished scientists whose expertise is in the field of fumigation and controlled atmosphere storage of grain. I look forward as you no doubt do, to meeting then and to learning of the advances that have been made in this most important field over the last few years...
It is gratifying to see the large number of participants in this conference, and to know that most of the continents of the world are represented among them. Our delegates come from academic institutions, research organizations, and trade and industry, as well as government agencies. I am particularly pleased to note that the Dependent of Zoology of the National University of Singapore is well represented. Our Department is deeply involved in research in insect control in grain storage. We work closely with industry so that the outcome of the research can be applied to trade and commerce in a tangible way. Besides contributing to the various topics of discussion, which I believe you will find fruitful and challenging, I hope you will take the opportunity to do some sightseeing during your stay in Singapore. I would also like to urge you to participate in two activities that Singaporeans enjoy doing in their leisure eating and shopping. Welcome to Singapore. May your stay be enjoyable, and nay the conference be stimulating and productive for you.
Thank you.
Dr S.H. Ho,
Department of Zoology, National University of Singapore.
Session 1
Requirements for Fumigation and Controlled Atmospheres as Options for Pest and Quality Control in Stored Grain.
P.C. Annis
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Current Scope and Usage of Fumigation and Controlled Atmospheres for Pest Control in Stored Products.
E.J. Bond
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Fumigation and Controlled Atmospheres as Components of Integrated Commodity Management in the Tropics.
J.E. van S. G r a v
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Session 2
Toxic Gas Treatment Responses of Insect Pests of Stored Products and Impact on the Environment.
Ch. Reichmuth
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Responses of Fungi to Modified Atmospheres.
Ailsa D. Hocking
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Biochemical Effects of Storage Atmospheres on Grain and Grain Quality.
P.W. Gras and M.L. Bason
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Session 3
Behaviour of Gases in Grain Storages.
H J. Banks
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Specification and Design of Enclosures for Gas Treatment.
C.J.E. Newman
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Session 4
Recent Developments in Controlled Atmosphere Technology.
E. G. Jay, H.J. Banks and D. W. keever
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Recent Developments in Fumigation Technology, with Emphasis on Phosphine.
R.G. Winks
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Generation and Application of Modified Atmospheres and Fumigants for the Control of Storage Insects.
S. Navarro and E. Donahaye
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The Current Status of Fumigation and Controlled Atmosphere Storage Technologies in China.
Liang Quan
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Session 5
Storage of Bagged Maize Sealed in Plastic Enclosures in the Philippines.
G.C. Sabto, D. Alvindia, D.D. JuIian, R. Murillo Jr., and M.S. Sambrano
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Carbon Dioxide Treatment for Sealed Storage of Bag Stacks of Rice in Thailand.
Chuwit Sukprakarn, Krauawan Attaviriyasook, Lamaimaat Khowchaimaha, Kanjana Bhudhasamai, and Boodsara Promsatit
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Commercial Experience of Sealed Storage of Bag Stacks in Indonesia.
Yun C. Nataredja and R.J. Hodges
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Sealed Storage of Bag Stacks: Status of the Technology.
P.C. Annis
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Session 6
Regulatory Policies, Technology, and Related Factors Affecting the Use of Fumigants and Controlled Atmospheres.
C.L. storey
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Use of Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation as a Management Tool for Grain Stocks: the Problems and Prospects.
R.J. Delmenico
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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Stock Preservation Systems. A Comparison of Controlled Atmosphere and the Use of Conventional Pesticides under Operational Conditions in Indonesia.
J.A. Conway, M.K. Mitchell, M. Gunawan, and Yusuf Faishal
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Needs for R & D in Fumigation and Controlled Atmospheres for Grain Storage.
H.J. Banks
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Session 7
Long-term storage of bag stacks in plastic enclosures: an operations manual for carbon dioxide fumigation.
P.C. Annis and J. van S. Graver
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Current Strategies for the use of Controlled Atmospheres for the Disinfestation of Grain under UK Conditions.
C.H. Bell, E.C. Spratt, and B.E. Llewellin
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Problems and New Approaches for the Use of Phosphine as a Grain Fumigant in the U.K..
C.H. Bell, B. Chakrabarti, and K.A. Mills
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Eating Qualities of Milled Rice under Carbon Dioxide Storage.
Ab. Rahim Muda and Faridah Mat Elah
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Relating Sensory Evaluation to Other Quality Factors in Stored Rice.
P.W. Gras and M.L. Bason, L.A. Esteves, A.M. del Mundo
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Seed Viability under Different Storage Conditions.
Darka Hamel
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Susceptibility of Liposcelis entomophilus (Enderlain) to Carbon Dioxide.
Edmund C.W. Leong and S.H. Ho
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Use of Phosphine to Control Storage Insects in Rice.
Pitoon Urairong, Kitiya Kitkuandee, Prasoot Sittisuang, and Nipon Makatan
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Flexible PVC Liners for Hermetic or Modified Atmosphere Storage of Stacked Commodities.
E. Donahaye and S. Navarro
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On-farm Sealed Storage in Western Australia: a Progress Report.
C.R. Newman
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The Toxic Action of Phosphine, Methyl Bromide, Methyl Chloroform, and Carbon Dioxide, Alone and as Mixtures, Against the Pupae of Tribolium castaneum Herbst (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae).
S. Rajendran
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Post-fumigation Productivity of Some Stored Products Insects.
S. Rajendran
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Management of Stored Product Pests by Controlled Atmosphere using Biogas.
B.D. Shukla and A. Dakshinamurthy
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Fumigation of Dried Cocoa Beans Against Insect Pests of Storage.
A. Sivapragasam and Mohd. Azmi
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Fumigation of Wheat in a High Vertical Bin with a Mixture of Methyl Bromide and Carbon Dioxide.
Y. Carmi, L. Klein and S. Cohen
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‘Wise Joseph Sacks’: a Hermetic Storage System for Small-Scale Use.
A. Murray
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‘Bubble’ Fumigation: a New Concept.
C.P. Smith
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