Recent Developments in Invertebrate Repellents

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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