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Med Parazitol (Mosk)

Title:		[The reaction of taiga ticks to an attractant. 1. The experimental contact of nymphs with attractant-acaricidal granules]
Author(s):		Naumov RL; Vitlin LM;
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Journal Title:		Med Parazitol (Mosk)
Year:		1995
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Issue:		3
Page Number:		49 - 50
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ISSN/ISBN:		0025-8326 (Print) 0025-8326 (Linking)
Abstract:		"Four experimental variants used the following: 1) granules only from a filler (control); 2) those from a filler and an attractant; 3) and 4) those from a filler, an attractant, and a toxicant (permethrin or lambda cigalothrin, respectively). Each experiment used 20 nymphs of the first laboratory generation. 90 and 25% were in contact with attractive and control granules, respectively. Out of the nymphs in experiments 3 and 4 granules, 94 and 100% died. The contacts of 4 sec or more duration led to death. The experimental findings suggest that the designing and application of attractive acaricidal granules in the foci of tick-borne encephalitis and Lyme's disease are promising"
Keywords:		Animals *Insecticides Nymph Particle Size Permethrin Pyrethrins *Sex Attractants *Ticks Time Factors;
Notes:		"MedlineNaumov, R L Vitlin, L M rus Comparative Study English Abstract Russia (Federation) 1995/07/01 Med Parazitol (Mosk). 1995 Jul-Sep; (3):49-50"