Recent Developments in Invertebrate Repellents

Gretchen Paluch, Iowa State UniversityJoel Coats, Iowa State University

Covers a range of applied and basic research on arthropod repellents

PREFACE; 1. A REVIEW OF ARTHROPOD REPELLENTS; MARC C. DOLAN AND NICHOLAS A. PANELLA; 2. DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL REPELLENTS USING STRUCTURE?ACTIVITY MODELING OF COMPOUNDS IN THE USDA ARCHIVAL DATABASE; ULRICH R. BERNIER AND MAIA TSIKOLIA; 3. CALLICARPENAL AND INTERMEDEOL: TWO NATURAL ARTHROPOD FEEDING DETERRENT AND REPELLENT COMPOUNDS IDENTIFIED FROM THE SOUTHERN FOLK REMEDY PLANT, CALLICARPA AMERICANA; CHARLES L. CANTRELL AND JEROME A. KLUN; 4. CATNIP ESSENTIAL OIL AND ITS NEPETALACTONE ISOMERS AS REPELLENTS FOR MOSQUITOES; CHRISTOPHER J. PETERSON AND JOEL R. COATS; 5. PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS AS REPELLENTS AND DETERRENTS TO AGRICULTURAL PESTS; MURRAY B. ISMAN AND SABER MIRESMAILLI; 6. CONTACT AND SPATIAL REPELLENCY FROM CATNIP ESSENTIAL OIL, NEPETA CATARIA, AGAINST STABLE FLY, STOMOXYS CALCITRANS, AND OTHER FILTH FLIES; JUNWEI JERRY ZHU; 7. USING LONE STAR TICKS, AMBLYOMMA AMERICANUM (ACARI: IXODIDAE), IN IN VITRO LABORATORY BIOASSAYS OF REPELLENTS: DIMENSIONS, DURATION, AND VARIABILITY; J. F. CARROLL, A. ZHANG, AND M. KRAMER; 8. DEVELOPMENT OF SPACE REPELLENTS FOR VECTOR CONTROL; J. P. GRIECO AND N. L. ACHEE; 9. REPELLENTS FOR PROTECTION FROM BED BUGS: THE NEED, THE CANDIDATES, SAFETY CHALLENGES, TEST METHODS, AND THE CHANCE OF SUCCESS; ROBIN G. TODD; 10. DEVELOPMENT OF ESSENTIAL OIL-BASED ARTHROPOD REPELLENT PRODUCTS; GRETCHEN PALUCH, STEVEN BESSETTE, AND RODERICK BRADBURY; 11. THE PUBLIC ENTOMOLOGY LANDSCAPE: DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL PRODUCTS AGAINST BITING PESTS; DANIEL STRICKMAN; EDITORS' BIOGRAPHIES; INDEXES; AUTHOR INDEX; SUBJECT INDEX