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The following treatments were applied to plywood panels to the point of the runoff with a hand-held atomizer: 0.009% and Baythroid 2, 0.018% Baythroid 2, 0.036% Baythroid 2, and 0.1% Ectiban WP. Each treatment was applied to 2 identical panels (ca. 1 ft2) and bioassayed with adult house flies and little house flies. Flies utilized for bioassays were 1-wk old or less and originated from laboratory colonies. Fifty flies of each species were exposed to each of the two panels by confining them under screened jar rings, 3 inches in diam by 1 inch deep. Four rings were placed on each panel in predesignated areas; 25 flies of each species per ring. Mortality counts were taken at 24-h postexposure; panels were bioassayed at 7, 35, 70, and 90 days posttreatment. All panels were exposed to field conditions during the interim period between bioassays.

Comparison of House Fly and Little House Fly Susceptibility to Plywood Panels Treated with Baythroid 2 and Ectiban WP, 1985