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Common Infectious Diseases of Insects in Culture Diagnostic and Prophylactic Methods

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  • Preface

    INTRODUCTION                 

     Handbook objectives      

    Reared insects in biotechnology programs            

    Importance of insect infection diseases

    Economic impact of insects         

    Classification of insect diseases

            

    CHAPTER 1. PRINCIPAL GROUP OF INFECTIOUS INSECT DISEASES             

    1.1.Viral diseases            

    A. Typical nucleopolyhedroses

    A.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    A.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    A.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    A.4. Hosts           

    B. Nuclear polyhedrosis of the intestinal epithelium      

    B.1. Morphology of the pathogen           

    B.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    B.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    B.4. Hosts           

    C. Granuloses   

    C.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    C.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    C.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    C.4. Hosts           

    D. Cytoplasmaic polyhedrosis 

    D.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    D.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    D.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    D.4. Hosts           

    E. Poxvirus diseases       

    E.1. Morphology of the pathogens          

    E.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    E.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    E.4. Hosts           

    F. Iridescent viral diseases

    F.1. Morphology of the pathogens          

    F.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    F.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    F.4. Hosts           

    1.2. Bacterial diseases   

    A. Bacterioses caused by Bacillus thuringiensis and B. cereus      

    A.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    A.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    A.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    A.4. Hosts           

    B. Milky diseases caused by the bacteria Bacillus popilliae & Bacillus lentimorbus               

    B.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    B.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    B.3. Pathomorphology of diseases          

    B.4. Hosts           

    C. Pseudomonadaceae & Enterobacteriaceae infections              

    1.3 Rickettsial diseases 

    A.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    A.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    A.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    A.4. Hosts           

    1.4. Fungal diseases       

    A. Entomophthoralean infections            

    A.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    A.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    A.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    A.4. Hosts           

    B. Muscardine diseases

    B.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    B.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    B.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    B.4. Hosts           

    C. Microsporidia diseases            

    C.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    C.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    C.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    C.4. Hosts           

    1.5. Diseases of protozoan origin             

    A. Amebiases of insects               

    A.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    A.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    A.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    A.4. Hosts           

    B. Gregarious of insects           

    B.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    B.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    B.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    B.4. Hosts

    C. Coccidiosis of insects              

    C.1. Morphology of the pathogens         

    C.2. External signs and symptoms of disease      

    C.3. Pathomorphology of disease            

    C.4. Hosts           

    1.6. Mixed infections     

     

    CHAPTER 2. MANIFESTATION OF INFECTION DISEASES IN INSECT CULTURES       

     

    CHAPTER 3. METHODS OF PRACTICAL DIAGNOSTIC OF DISEASES              

    3.1.Preliminary diagnosis             

    3.2.Processing of pathological material for analyses        

    3.3.Microscopic examination of pathological material     

     

    CHAPTER 4. PROPHYLACTICS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN INSECT CULTURES

    4.1. Selection of animals for establishment of healthy laboratory colonies            

    4.2. Insect sanitation and therapy of disease      

    4.3. Sanitary measures in rearing facilities            

     

    GENERAL REFERENCES