L. Larder beetle Members of the genus Dermestes lardarius Dermestes primarily feed on any material of CSIRO Division of animal origin or on commodities of Entomology plant origin with high protein contents (2004). Deg. Common hide beetle Members of the genus Dermestes maculatus Dermestes primarily feed on any material of CSIRO Division of animal origin or on commodities of Entomology plant origin with high protein contents (2004). Greg. Raisin moth Members of the genus are Ephestia figulilella Ephestia important pest of a wide range of stored products, especially milled, processed and manufactured produce. E. is a relatively minor pest and figulilella typically attacks dry and drying fruit (Rees 2004). Brown house moth is Hofmannophila Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Staint.) associated with stored products mainly pseudospretella as scavengers. Presence of large CSIRO Division of numbers of this species suggests the Entomology presence of aged residue or poor hygiene (Rees 2004) (Steph.) Powder post beetle It is a pest of timber (Agriculture Lyctus brunneus Western Australia; Personal Agriculture Western Australia Communication with David Rees). (F.) Red-shouldered ham It is found on stored products and Necrobia ruficollis beetle animal parts and commonly found on CSIRO Division of the skin and bones of dead animals and Entomology on dead fish (PaDil 2012). appears to be Necrobia ruficollis largely associated with materials of animal origin (Rees 2004). (Deg.) Copra beetle/red-legged is an important pest of Necrobia rufipes Necrobia rufipes ham beetle copra and sometimes of oilseeds and CSIRO Division of cocoa. It is largely restricted to Entomology materials of animal origin (Rees 2004). It is found on stored products and animal parts and commonly found on the skin and bones of dead animals and on dead fish (PaDil 2012). (L.) American cockroach Recorded in NSW, NT, QLD, WA Periplaneta americana (CSIRO 2004). CSIRO Division of Entomology (F.) Australian cockroach Recorded in NSW and QLD (CSIRO Periplaneta australasiae 2004). CSIRO Division of Entomology
Dermestes lardarius L. CSIRO Division of Entomology Larder beetle Members of the genus Dermestes primarily feed on any material of animal origin or on commodities of plant origin with high protein contents (2004). Dermestes maculatus Deg. CSIRO Division of Entomology Common hide beetle Members of the genus Dermestes primarily feed on any material of animal origin or on commodities of plant origin with high protein contents (2004). Ephestia figulilella Greg. Raisin moth Members of the genus Ephestia are important pest of a wide range of stored products, especially milled, processed and manufactured produce. E. figulilella is a relatively minor pest and typically attacks dry and drying fruit (Rees 2004). Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Staint.) CSIRO Division of Entomology Brown house moth Hofmannophila pseudospretella is associated with stored products mainly as scavengers. Presence of large numbers of this species suggests the presence of aged residue or poor hygiene (Rees 2004) Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) Agriculture Western Australia Powder post beetle It is a pest of timber (Agriculture Western Australia; Personal Communication with David Rees). Necrobia ruficollis (F.) CSIRO Division of Entomology Red-shouldered ham beetle It is found on stored products and animal parts and commonly found on the skin and bones of dead animals and on dead fish (PaDil 2012). Necrobia ruficollis appears to be largely associated with materials of animal origin (Rees 2004). Necrobia rufipes (Deg.) CSIRO Division of Entomology Copra beetle/red-legged ham beetle Necrobia rufipes is an important pest of copra and sometimes of oilseeds and cocoa. It is largely restricted to materials of animal origin (Rees 2004). It is found on stored products and animal parts and commonly found on the skin and bones of dead animals and on dead fish (PaDil 2012). Periplaneta americana (L.) CSIRO Division of Entomology American cockroach Recorded in NSW, NT, QLD, WA (CSIRO 2004). Periplaneta australasiae (F.) CSIRO Division of Entomology Australian cockroach Recorded in NSW and QLD (CSIRO 2004).
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