Hot-water immersion appliance for quarantine research
A hot-water immersion appliance (HWIA) was assembled and used as a research tool in the development of a hot-water immersion quarantine treatment to disinfest mangos in Haiti, Mexico, and Florida that were infested with immature Tephritidae. The HWIA consist of a metal container (approximately 57.2 cm inside diameter and 85.1 cm height) adapted with a metal screen platform positioned inside the container 25.4 cm above the bottom. A submersible pump mounted to the bottom of the platform circulated 1,514-1,893 liters heated water per hour within the container through flexible polybutylene tubing. The water was heated by flames provided by a two-burner, propane gas, hot place located below the container. The HWIA was easily assembled, durable, mobile, and inexpensive
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:428432022-02-01T12:34:20ZHot-water immersion appliance for quarantine research 118370 Sharp, J.L. Feb 1989A hot-water immersion appliance (HWIA) was assembled and used as a research tool in the development of a hot-water immersion quarantine treatment to disinfest mangos in Haiti, Mexico, and Florida that were infested with immature Tephritidae. The HWIA consist of a metal container (approximately 57.2 cm inside diameter and 85.1 cm height) adapted with a metal screen platform positioned inside the container 25.4 cm above the bottom. A submersible pump mounted to the bottom of the platform circulated 1,514-1,893 liters heated water per hour within the container through flexible polybutylene tubing. The water was heated by flames provided by a two-burner, propane gas, hot place located below the container. The HWIA was easily assembled, durable, mobile, and inexpensiveA hot-water immersion appliance (HWIA) was assembled and used as a research tool in the development of a hot-water immersion quarantine treatment to disinfest mangos in Haiti, Mexico, and Florida that were infested with immature Tephritidae. The HWIA consist of a metal container (approximately 57.2 cm inside diameter and 85.1 cm height) adapted with a metal screen platform positioned inside the container 25.4 cm above the bottom. A submersible pump mounted to the bottom of the platform circulated 1,514-1,893 liters heated water per hour within the container through flexible polybutylene tubing. The water was heated by flames provided by a two-burner, propane gas, hot place located below the container. The HWIA was easily assembled, durable, mobile, and inexpensiveTRATAMIENTOS CUARENTENARIOSTEPHRITIDAEAGUA CALIENTEINSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LOS FRUTOSAGUA CALIENTEMANGIFERA INDICACALENTAMIENTOHAITIMEXICOFLORIDAESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICAJournal of Economic Entomology (EUA) |
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TRATAMIENTOS CUARENTENARIOS TEPHRITIDAE AGUA CALIENTE INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LOS FRUTOS AGUA CALIENTE MANGIFERA INDICA CALENTAMIENTO HAITI MEXICO FLORIDA ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA TRATAMIENTOS CUARENTENARIOS TEPHRITIDAE AGUA CALIENTE INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LOS FRUTOS AGUA CALIENTE MANGIFERA INDICA CALENTAMIENTO HAITI MEXICO FLORIDA ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA |
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A hot-water immersion appliance (HWIA) was assembled and used as a research tool in the development of a hot-water immersion quarantine treatment to disinfest mangos in Haiti, Mexico, and Florida that were infested with immature Tephritidae. The HWIA consist of a metal container (approximately 57.2 cm inside diameter and 85.1 cm height) adapted with a metal screen platform positioned inside the container 25.4 cm above the bottom. A submersible pump mounted to the bottom of the platform circulated 1,514-1,893 liters heated water per hour within the container through flexible polybutylene tubing. The water was heated by flames provided by a two-burner, propane gas, hot place located below the container. The HWIA was easily assembled, durable, mobile, and inexpensive |
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TRATAMIENTOS CUARENTENARIOS TEPHRITIDAE AGUA CALIENTE INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LOS FRUTOS AGUA CALIENTE MANGIFERA INDICA CALENTAMIENTO HAITI MEXICO FLORIDA ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA |
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Hot-water immersion appliance for quarantine research |
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