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The most important label should be mounted closest to the insect. This label must have the name of the state and county where the insect was collected, as well as the date and the name of the collector. The label should be positioned in line with the length of the insect.
Pesticide is the general term for a chemical that kills pests. Pests can be weeds, insects, nuisance rodents, diseases, etc. An insecticide is a type of pesticide. Insecticides kill insects.
Arranging Insects STEP 1: Insect specimens should be arranged within families with a label in the box identifying the family. STEP 2: Families should be grouped by order with a single label for the order. This minimizes the number of labels you must prepare.
Orders are broken down into families, the families into genera, and the genera into species. Professional entomologists generally study insects at the genus and species level. The first word of an insects scientific name is the genus to which it belongs, and the second word is the species name.
Classification of insecticide Based on chemical composition, it is classified as organic and inorganic. Based on the mode of entry in the insects, it is classified as contact poisons, fumigants poisons, stomach poisons, and systemic poisons.
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Below is a short guide to the identification of the eight major orders. Beetles Coleoptera (sheath wings) Moths, Butterflies Lepidoptera (scaly wings) Bees, Wasps, Ants Hymenoptera (membrane-‐winged) Flies, Mosquitoes, Gnats Diptera (two wings) Crickets, Grasshoppers, Locusts Orthoptera (straight wings)
In the case of pointed specimens, the labels should be parallel to the length of the point. The top label should have the county and state in which the insect was collected, the collection date and the name of the collector. The middle label should show the Order name of the insect.
The most important label should be mounted closest to the insect. This label must have the name of the state and county where the insect was collected, as well as the date and the name of the collector. The label should be positioned in line with the length of the insect.

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