| Sitophilus oryzae adult on wheat | Technicians Everett Foreman (left) and Cornelius Dunmore (right) holding an Acoustic Location Fingerprinting Insect Detector in the CMAVE anechoic chamber) |
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Photo by Keith Weller |
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| This is how researchers sampled for soil insects in 1951 (Photo courtesy of James Fisher) |  |
| Here is an example of how how we sampled for soil insects in 1999. Everett Foreman listens to Diaprepes root weevils using an accelerometer in an orange grove at the IFAS Citrus Research Station, Lake Alfred, FL |  |
| This is the way we sampled for insects in 2002. Everett Foreman is holding an AED2000 portable insect detector at the University of Puerto Rico Adjuntas Experiment station. The page at the right is from GEO-Korea magazine, p. 152, 2002 #2. |  |
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