Wingless cockroach
Calolampra elegans (C. solida)
Wingless cockroach adults are large, shiny brown with yellow stripes and margins. They are nocturnal, feeding at night and sheltering by day under trash.
Adult males and females of C. elegans are large (25-35 mm long) and shiny brown with yellow stripes and margins. The male of C. solida is fully winged, whereas the females are wingless. Nymphs are initially greyish-brown or tan, developing yellow markings when about half adult size. Both species are Australian natives.
Wingless cockroach populations reach highest densities under no tillage with stubble retained.
Pesticides
Chlorban 500 EC
intensity: ★★★
Cyren 500 EC
intensity: ★★★
FMC Chlorpyrifos 500
intensity: ★★★
Terminate 100
intensity: ★★★
Chlorpos 500 EC
intensity: N/A
Guardian Seed Treatment
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Imi 600
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Imida 600
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Senator 600
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Senator 600 Red
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