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temperatures that keep eggs from hatching, or placed in a deep-freezer to kill larvae and adults. The idea was taken from commercial food storage practices, as they are often dealing with the same pests.
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These beetles have been known to feed on leather bindings.
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924:. Colonial Pest Control Inc. 2013-03-21
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2014:Preservation
1930:Book burning
1925:Banned books
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1678:Bibliophilia
1663:Bibliography
1593:advance copy
1576:instant book
1544:Illustration
1527:dust jackets
1436:solander box
1426:Preservation
1404:The Bookworm
1403:
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1390:Bookbreaking
1373:Bibliophilia
1289:. Retrieved
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292:True weevils
268:Bark beetles
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1823:Netherlands
1693:Bookselling
1668:Bibliomania
1651:Bestsellers
1639:Consumption
1630:Book series
1615:Typesetting
1378:Bibliomania
1238:open access
786:connotation
782:bibliophile
728:Middle Ages
615:Cockroaches
550:Carpet moth
299:Rice weevil
128:A booklouse
108:bibliophile
74:cockroaches
2130:Categories
2108:Literature
1892:audiobooks
1791:By country
1744:Furniture
1735:Digitizing
1730:Collecting
1720:Censorship
1703:book towns
1588:Publishing
1571:incunabula
1510:Production
1448:conditions
1421:Marginalia
1406:(painting)
1250:"Bookworm"
1187:Met Museum
1024:Penn State
847:(1): 36–39
792:References
738:Pesticides
722:Management
717:, firebrat
705:Silverfish
407:Odd beetle
352:Fur beetle
212:Gastrallus
209:The genus
142:Psocoptera
138:paperlouse
120:Psocoptera
2120:Education
1962:Book tour
1935:incidents
1867:miniature
1862:fictional
1748:bookcases
1688:Bookmarks
1603:paperback
1598:hardcover
1443:Used book
797:Citations
771:Aristotle
667:Zygentoma
144:(usually
134:booklouse
94:wood-pulp
2059:Category
1972:Dog ears
1888:Formats
1884:Grimoire
1877:textbook
1828:Pakistan
1775:literacy
1753:bookends
1672:tsundoku
1556:Printing
1431:slipcase
1383:tsundoku
1291:June 18,
1266:June 19,
1143:April 6,
1102:April 6,
1051:April 6,
1029:April 6,
1004:April 6,
976:April 6,
950:April 6,
928:April 6,
851:July 11,
820:April 6,
745:such as
700:Firebrat
471:Termites
460:Mealworm
114:Booklice
82:termites
47:Bookworm
2082:Portals
2049:Outline
2009:Outline
1918:Related
1858:Genres
1808:Germany
1782:Reviews
1770:Reading
1760:Library
1708:history
1566:history
1561:edition
1539:Editing
1517:Binding
1398:journal
1222:20 June
1077:20 June
887:20 June
175:Beetles
66:beetles
2069:Portal
1982:scroll
1897:Ebooks
1872:pop-up
1803:France
1798:Brazil
1698:blurbs
1646:Awards
1534:Design
1522:Covers
1121:UNESCO
732:burned
88:, and
72:, and
62:larvae
51:insect
25:Errata
2096:Books
2004:Novel
1987:codex
1902:Folio
1852:Other
1833:Spain
1818:Japan
1813:Italy
1725:Clubs
1503:Books
1166:(PDF)
972:, inc
816:, inc
531:Moths
394:Reesa
152:molds
97:paper
70:moths
55:books
1999:ISBN
1940:Nazi
1713:used
1656:list
1610:Size
1293:2019
1268:2019
1224:2019
1145:2018
1104:2018
1079:2019
1053:2018
1031:2018
1006:2018
978:2018
952:2018
930:2018
889:2019
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504:Ants
160:lice
132:The
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