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Dear Gretchen,

Thank you so much for your information.
Our RH is closely monitored by a BMS and local tiny tag systems, and has been 
staying within range.
The housekeeping is done every few months, so I might just increase it for the 
moment and monitor, as it is only a very small increase in population.
Best wishes,

Laura

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Subject: [pestlist] RE: Order Psocoptera

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Psocoptera are generally considered a pest.  They feed on microscopic mold 
which indicates that the relative humidity is too high.  From personal 
experience I experienced a huge increase in population just prior to a mold out 
break.  At the very least they are an environmental indicator.

The good news is that they can be easily controlled through improved 
housekeeping and reduced RH.

Good luck.
Gretchen Anderson
Conservator
Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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Dear all,

I was wondering if anyone could give me their opinion on the Order Psocoptera.
As far as I can tell we have a number of different types, such as 
Dorypteryx-domestica, Liposcelis-bostrychophila, Ectopsocus Briggsi and 
Psyllipsocus Ramburii.
What I would like your thoughts on is - are all/any classed as a danger to 
archive material (books, textiles, photographs)?

I use a number of different sources (online and books where possible), but if 
anyone knows of specific books that are handy for identification this would 
also be great!

Kind regards and thanks,

Laura Castle



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