NSCG Newsletter - Issue 7: Insert 3. Pests

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Introduction

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Pages 1 - 1
The insect pest problem at The Natural History Museum, London

Pinniger, D. B.

Pages 1 - 4
Since the Pinneger Consultancy: progress and problems

Ackery, P.

Pages 4 - 5
The Thermo Lignum Process

Nicholson, M.

Pages 6 - 7
The use of the ‘dynamic’ system for fumigating museum objects

Kingsley, H.

Pages 7 - 8
The pest problem within the dry Arachnida and Myriapoda collection

Margerison-Knight, J.

Pages 8 - 9
Control of Stegobium paniceum in the economic botany collections at RBG Kew

Rumball, N.

Pages 9 - 11
Pesticide residues on herbarium sheets housed within The National Museum and Galleries of Wales

Purewal, V.

Pages 11 - 13
Low temperature treatment at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Blyth, V.

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Pesky moths! Controlling an outbreak with the aid of pheromones

Carter, J.

Pages 14 - 19
Insect pest control in collections course

Thomas, S.

Pages 20 - 20
Insect pests at Willis and other Hampshire museums: 1996-7

Moore, S.

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Pests in geological collections

Andrew, K.

Pages 23 - 25
Insect Pest Control in Collections Suppliers

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Pages 26 - 29
Insect Pest Control in Collections: A Bibliography

Seddon, T.

Pages 30 - 31