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Hot palm oil treatment to confer rubberwood resistance against the pest Sinoxylonanale Lesne (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae).

This work evaluated the potential of hot oil treatments, at various temperatures and durations, to give rubberwood resistance against Sinoxylon anale Lesne (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) attack. Rubberwood samples were treated with hot palm oil, at 170 degrees C or 180 degrees C for three or five hours, before testing with S. anole and comparison with untreated control samples. The relative loss of mass was lowest with treatment at 180 degrees C for five hours. The relative loss of mass did not significantly differ between the control and treatment at 170 degrees C for three hours. Appropriate treatment with hot palm oil reduced S anale infestation in rubberwood.