If you have any comments or suggestions about this site, or want to suggest possible links, please contact:

David Schley

This project was initiated at

The BioMaths Group

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

The School of Electronics, Computing and Mathematics

The University of Surrey

in collaboration with

Long Ashton Research Station

and

MicroBio Group Ltd

For information concerning the ongoing project, please contact:

Prof Martin A. Bees
Slug-Biocontrol Project
c/o Mathematical Biology Group
Department of Mathematics
University of York
York
YO10 5DD
UK

For information about slug (control) work at the Rothamsted Research, please contact:

Invertebrate Population Genetics and Ecology Group
Plant and Invertebrate Ecology Division
IACR-Rothamsted
Rothamsted
Harpenden
Hertfordshire
AL5 2JQ
UK

For information about MicroBio Ltd and their products, please contact:

MicroBio Ltd
The MicroBio Group Limited
Becker Underwood
Harwood Industrial Estate
Harwood Road
Littlehampton
West Sussex
BN17 7AU
UK

For domestic purchases of nematode products please use one of the retailers listed below, such as Chase Organics.

Below is a summary of the Links found throughout this site:

Austral ian Museum online malacology section: "Great websites for Mollusc information". Lots of links to many informative sites.

Internet Resource Guide for Zoology from BIOSIS and the Zoological Society of London. Links to scientific and technical sites, including more general mollusca.

Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique. A comprehensive website on the zoology of slugs, including detailed information on individual species.

Dr Bill Symondson's Slug Control page, offering invaluable advice on ways to deal with slugs in your garden, including information about and ways to encourage natural predators.

The Crop Ecology and Management Group, Long Ashton Research Station (part of The Institute of Arable Crop Research). Lots of interesting research on, among other things, slug control. The groups is concerned with less intensive integrated crop management, modelling effects of climate change on crops, population dynamics and biological and integrated control of slugs.

Novel technologies for integrated control of slug damage in key horticultural crops. A European Union funded research project at Long Ashton Research Station (part of The Institute of Arable Crop Research).

Golden Harvest Organics. Slug and slug control information including organic crop protection products Including barrier paste.

SlugX: slug (beer) traps.

Russell Fine Chemicals: manufacturer of pheromones, non chemical pest control products, insect traps & bait protection equipment (including beer traps and barrier tape).

Slug Web - not a huge amount of information but much devotion to the mascot of the University of California at Santa Cruz - perhaps even enough to make us all appreciate slugs a little more!

Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska. A site designed as an aid for nematode identification and systematic research, as well as a general resource for the science of Nematology.

Biological control, Cornel University. Includes specific details on P. hermaphrodita.

Alternative Nematode Control from the ATTRA (Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas).

Original Touch Ltd. A site selling natural methods for the control of garden pests (including Nemaslug and Nemasys)

Defenders Ltd. A variety of natural pest controls for gardeners are available, including "Slugsure".

Chase Organics. Organic gardening catalogue from HDRA, including "Nemaslug".

MicroBio Group, who develop and market biofertilisers and biopesticides for crop production. A variety of natural pest controls for commercial agriculture and horticulture are available, including "Nemaslug".

Preda tors from the Cornell University Biocontrol site: this provides information about US species but much of it is relevant elsewhere also.

Carabidae Information from the Evergreen State College.

Entomology Gallery, Iowa State University: images of a variety of beetles.

Crop and Environmental Sciences Department at Long Ashton Research Station, part of the Institute of Arable Crop Research (IACR-LARS).

Please note: Links to commercial sites and products do not imply an endorsement of those products or services but are provided for information only.