| [Image: Image 1]Tetramorium bicarinatum: Pavement Ants Identification, biology and treatment of pavement ants |
| [Image: Image 1]Little Black Ant Management in Structures Identification, biology, and treatment of Little Black Ants. |
| [Image: Image 1]Elongate Twig Ant Identification, biology and treatment of the elongate twig ant. |
| [Image: Image 1]Crazy Ant Control in Structures Identification, biology and treatment of the crazy ant in structures. |
| [Image: Pest Ant Pub Cover]The Pest Ants of Louisiana: A Guide to Their Identification, Biology and Control Ants range from mildly to highly annoying. Knowing the species, biology and control can help you manage them. This is a useful reference for pest management professionals, extension personnel and homeowners. A key to ants, color photographs, diagrams and a glossary are included. Spiral bound copies are available for $10 each. To purchase using a check, use the pdf order form. To purchase with a credit card, click on "order publication." |
| [Image: Image]Elongate Isopod-eating Ant (Leptogenys elongata) Identification and biology of the Elongate Isopod-eating Ant Leptogenys elongata. |
| Ant Species of Louisiana A complete list of all ant species found in Louisiana. The link to the Ant Web at the bottom of the table gives information on the different species of ants of Louisiana. |
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| [Image: Image]Army Ant The identification and biology of the army ant, Labidus coecus. |
| [Image: Image 1]Pharaoh Ant Management in Structures Identification, biology and treatment of the Pharaoh Ant |
| [Image: Image 1]Pheidole: Big-Headed Ants Big-headed ants are small to large ants (2-8mm) that appear to have many sizes. |
| [Image: Image 1]Acrobat Ant Acrobat ants, Crematogaster spp., are small (2-4mm), ants that appear to be all the same size.) The abdomen is heart-shaped when viewed from above, (and) the heads are round. |
| [Image: Image 1]Cardiocondyla nuda Identification, biology and treatment of Cardiocondyla nuda. |
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