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Med Parazitol (Mosk)

Title:		[The reaction of taiga ticks to an attractant. III. The use of attractant-acaricidal granules in a field experiment]
Author(s):		Naumov RL; Vitlin LM; Panel'nitskaia NP;
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Journal Title:		Med Parazitol (Mosk)
Year:		1996
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Issue:		3
Page Number:		22 - 24
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ISSN/ISBN:		0025-8326 (Print) 0025-8326 (Linking)
Abstract:		"On June 15, a total of 300 granules were placed at 1-m intervals on the sides of a concrete-covered road located along the steep slope of a valley. The number of ticks on 300-m plots decreased from 557 (before the experiment) to 55 on June 24 and to 11 on June 27. On the 200-m control plot there were 256, 280 and 168 ticks, respectively, in the same periods of time. Thus, the efficiency of tick eradication was 91 and 97% on days 9 and 12, respectively"
Keywords:		Animals Female *Insecticides Male Particle Size Population Density *Sex Attractants Siberia *Ticks Time Factors;
Notes:		"MedlineNaumov, R L Vitlin, L M Panel'nitskaia, N P rus English Abstract Russia (Federation) 1996/07/01 Med Parazitol (Mosk). 1996 Jul-Sep; (3):22-4"