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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TERMITES: SUBJECTS — SNYDER 



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less to man used as soil poison about 

 foundations, Napoleon's residence.) 



Delaplane, W. K., Jr., 1951, pp. 31-32. (U.S., 

 new chemicals.) 



Dews, S. C, and Morril, A. W., Jr., 1946, 

 PP- 347-355- (5% DDT in oil effective 

 for 2 years at army installations. Fourth 

 Service Command, creosote in diesel oil 

 failed.) 



DiETZ, H. F., and Snyder, T. E., 1924, p. 

 301. (Panama, fumigation mound nests 

 with hot volatile fumes arsenic and sul- 

 fur pumped into galleries, poison baits, 

 soil poisons.) 



DuPlessis, C, 1931a, pp. 1-7. (Soil poisons 

 and baits. South Africa.) 

 1935, pp. 423-425. (Soil poisons and baits. 

 South Africa.) 



Ehrhorn, E. M., in Kofoid, 1934, 2d ed., pp. 

 330-333- (Hawaii, paris green, carbon 

 bisulfide.) 



Evans, R., and Hassler, K., 1954, pp. 34, 36, 

 38, 40. (U.S., EDB (ethylene dibromide), 

 advantages and disadvantages as a soil 

 poison; effective.) 



Feytaud, J., 1951, pp. 223-225. (France, toxic 

 mixtures against subterranean termites.) 

 1953, pp. 135-143. (France, CS2, sodium 

 arsenite, chlorinated phenols, naphtha- 

 lenes, DDT, chlordane.) 



Fletcher, F. W., 1945, pp. 15-16, 18, 20, 22, 

 24, 26, 28. (U.S., orthodichlorobenzene.) 



Froggatt, W. W., 1920, p. 46. (Australia, 

 poison baits, i oz. arsenic to i lb. treacle 

 or substitute sodium arsenite, dissolve in 

 hot water, mix with treacle, percolate 

 through damaged floors or joists.) 



Fuller, C, 1912a, pp. 345-369, 543-571. (Na- 

 tal, South Africa, fumigate nests in 

 ground, "Universal Ant Exterminator," 

 mixture 7 lb. arsenic to 3 lb. sulfur, or 

 8 to 2, results same when sulfur portion 

 is reduced; in Philippines, use 3 parts 

 sulfur to I arsenic; solution arsenite as 

 soil poison.) 

 1919a, pp. 301-305. (South Africa, poison 

 fumes from cylinders under pressure and 

 arsenical poison baits, Hodotermes.) 



Hassler, K., 1953, pp. 37-38. (Ethylene di- 

 bromide, slab type house, U.S.) 

 1953a, pp. 31-32, 36. (Ethylene dibromide, 

 slab type house, U.S., three more cases 

 where EDB was a successful soil fumi- 

 gant.) 



Hatfield, I., 1944, pp. 10-14. (Results of 

 tests soil poisons in West Virginia, Mis- 

 sissippi, and Florida; pentachlorophenol 

 and a mixture of this with trichloro- 



benzene most effective; none completely 

 effective over 5-year period.) 



Hazelhoff, E. H., 1927, pp. 57-82. (Java, 

 Termes gilvus in sugarcane fields con- 

 trolled by stomach poisons.) 



Headlee, T. J., and Jobbins, D. M., 1939, pp. 

 638-640. (Acid lead arsenate effective soil 

 poison in control Reticulitermes fiavipes 

 in New Jersey; minimum dosage 0.05 lb. 

 per cu. ft. soil as effective as maximum 

 or 0.4 lb. per cu. ft.) 



Hetrick, L. a., 1950, pp. 57-59. (Organic 

 insecticides, effectiveness against Reticuli- 

 termes fiavipes. Eastern U.S.) 

 1952, pp. 235-237. (Organic insecticides, 

 effectiveness against R. fiavipes, eastern 

 U.S., more than 5 years testing gamma 

 benzene hexachloride and chlordane, 

 more toxic than pentachlorophenol, so- 

 dium pentachlorophenate, toxaphene, 

 DDT, and its analogs. Aldrin, dieldrin, 

 and heptachlor very promising after 2 

 years test.) 



Hill, G. F., and Holdaway, F. G., 1934, pp. 

 169-172. (Zinc chloride, 3 '4 oz. per sq. 

 ft. and penetration i in., effective in con- 

 trolling mound-building Etttermes exiti- 

 osus, Australia.) 



Hockenyos, G. L., 1939, pp. 147-149. (Lab- 

 oratory evaluation soil poison, U.S., poi- 

 sons mixed with air-dried soil, moistened 

 slighdy. Trichlorobenzene and poly- 

 chloropentane markedly superior to ortho- 

 dichlorobenzene.) 

 1939a, pp. 16-17, (U.S., leaching of sodium 



arsenate through soil.) 

 1940, p. 10. (U.S., properties of soils re- 

 lated to termite control.) 

 1940a, pp. 7-8. (U.S., how long will soil 

 poisons remain effective.?) 



Hovi^LL, J. L., 1951, pp. 31-32. (U.S., im- 

 portance of soils in termite control.) 

 1952, p. 27. (U.S., safety in control.) 



Hussain, M. a., 1929, pp. 65-66. (Lahore, 

 Punjab, India, poisons to control termite 

 damage to crops and buildings.) 



Jarvis, E., 1926a, p. 6. (Australia, Masto- 

 termes darwiniensis damage to sugarcane, 

 control: poison baits applied to infested 

 stumps, roots, posts, etc., digging out 

 nest, killing queens, burning old logs and 

 trees in vicinity; also dipping ends sets 

 in dehydrated tar — used effectively in 

 India.) 

 1926b, pp. 13-14, 49-52. (Queensland, fumi- 

 gation of ground with paradichloroben- 

 zene, carbon disulfide, calcium cyanide; 

 poison baits: arsenic and molasses, poi- 



