ANOXIA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Les insectes et la conservation / identification et description du cycle de vie
Hickin (N.E.), Book worms : The insect pests of books, nouvelle édition, édité par Robin Edwards ; Richard Joseph Publishers Ltd., 1992.
Résumé : L’auteur commence par exposer le problème des attaques d’insectes. Puis il fait un point sur les insectes (mode de vie, de reproduction...) et présente les différentes familles (Thysanura, Isoptera, psocoptera, coleoptera, etc) avec des dessins. Il donne ensuite des conseils pour un stockage optimum des livres. Enfin, il propose des méthodes pour contrôler le développement des insectes nuisibles pour les livres. L’intérêt principal de ce livre est l’index multilingue qui présente pour chaque insecte le nom scientifique, en anglais, en américain, en français, en allemand, en espagnol.
***Insectes et champignons du bois, Paris : CTBA, 1996. résumé : très bien illustré : insecte, larve, œuf, type de galerie qui permet d’identifier les principales espèces nuisibles et de prendre les mesure approprié pour les prévenir et les combattre.
***La lutte contre les insectes dans les musées : les méthodes classiques, IIC, Bulletin technique n°15 (Ottawa Ontario), 1992. Anoxia
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