| [the autogenic character of aedes pullatus (coquillett, 1904) and new geographic localizations for aedes caspius (pallas, 1771), aedes mariae (sergent and sergent, 1903), aedes detritus (haliday, 1833) and culiseta subochrea (edwards, 1921)]. | | 1975 | 240306 |
| attractiveness of vertebrate hosts to culex pipiens (diptera: culicidae) and other mosquitoes in israel. | host preferences of mosquitoes, mainly culex pipiens l. and aedes caspius (pallas), were studied in israel using live baits, chemical attractants, light, and suction traps. the feeding habits of cx. pipiens were opportunistic. this species used a wide range of mammalian and avian hosts; a calf, chickens, turkeys, and sheep were the most attractive baits. a. caspius fed mainly on large mammals and was most attracted to calf and sheep baits. although sheep were attractive, few cx. pipiens and no a ... | 1991 | 1674543 |
| study on the flying height of aedes caspius and culex pipiens females in the po delta area, italy. | we have studied the vertical distribution of culicidae in the "ancona di bellocchio" protected area (regional park of the po delta, emilia-romagna, italy) by means of nonilluminated cdc traps baited with co2. traps were placed at heights of 1.5, 3, 4, and 5 m from the ground in open areas and at 1.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 m in wooded areas. we calculated the average flying height of the species caught, i.e., in order of decreasing flying height, culex pipiens linnaeus s.l., culex modestus ficalbi, c ... | 1997 | 9474562 |
| study of the environmental factors associated with oviposition by aedes caspius and aedes detritus along a transect in algeria. | aedes detritus in western algeria oviposits in irregularly flooded salty environments. the highest density of aedes caspius eggs was found in soils with a high organic content and a salinity:organic matter ratio of < 1. we studied the relationship between oviposition abundance by both species and a number of major ecological factors along a transect. ecological factors examined were plant species associations, vegetative cover, and soil organic content and salinity. high vegetative growth was es ... | 1998 | 9813826 |
| larvicidal properties of decomposed leaf litter in the subalpine mosquito breeding sites. | the larvicidal properties of the dietary leaf litter originating from the vegetation surrounding the subalpine mosquito breeding sites were investigated by using 10-month decomposed alder leaf litter against different field collections of culicine taxa of various ecological origin (aedes cantans, aedes caspius, aedes cataphylla, aedes detritus, aedes punctor, aedes pullatus, aedes rusticus, anopheles claviger, culex hortensis, culex pipiens, culiseta morsitans). larvae originating from sites wit ... | 2002 | 11804062 |
| entomopathogenic fungi for mosquito control: a review. | fungal diseases in insects are common and widespread and can decimate their populations in spectacular epizootics. virtually all insect orders are susceptible to fungal diseases, including dipterans. fungal pathogens such as lagenidium, coelomomyces and culicinomyces are known to affect mosquito populations, and have been studied extensively. there are, however, many other fungi that infect and kill mosquitoes at the larval and/or adult stage. the discovery, in 1977, of the selective mosquito-pa ... | 2004 | 15861235 |
| modelling entomological-climatic interactions of plasmodium falciparum malaria transmission in two colombian endemic-regions: contributions to a national malaria early warning system. | malaria has recently re-emerged as a public health burden in colombia. although the problem seems to be climate-driven, there remain significant gaps of knowledge in the understanding of the complexity of malaria transmission, which have motivated attempts to develop a comprehensive model. | 2006 | 16882349 |
| geographical distribution and relative abundance of culicine mosquitoes in relation to transmission of lymphatic filariasis in el menoufia governorate, egypt. | culicine mosquito were surveyed in el menoufia governorate (october to november 2008 and april to may 2009) in villages representing eight districts. six species were reported: culex (culex) pipiens linnaeus, cx. (cx) perexiguus theobald, cx. (cx.) antennatus (becker), aedes (ochlerotatus) caspius (pallas), aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday) and culiseta (allotheobaldia) longiareolata (macquart). cx. pipiens, the main filariasis vector was the commonest or predominating species (ca. 47% adu ... | 2011 | 21634247 |
| species composition and wnv screening of mosquitoes from lagoons in a wetland area of the algarve, portugal. | the aim of this study was to evaluate mosquito abundance, species diversity, larval and adult population dynamics in seven lagoons integrated in the wetland coastal system of the algarve, portugal, in the summer of 2007, as well as the screening of these for west nile virus (wnv). wnv has been isolated from mosquitoes in this region, in the summer of 2004, next to the putative area of infection of two linked human wn cases. adult mosquitoes were collected with cdc traps baited with co(2), and po ... | 2011 | 22347862 |
| evaluation of the vector competence of a native uk mosquito ochlerotatus detritus (aedes detritus) for dengue, chikungunya and west nile viruses. | to date there has been no evidence of mosquito-borne virus transmission of public health concern in the uk, despite the occurrence of more than 30 species of mosquito, including putative vectors of arboviruses. the saltmarsh mosquito ochlerotatus detritus [syn. aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus] is locally common in parts of the uk where it can be a voracious feeder on people. | 2016 | 27527700 |
| current status of invasive mosquito surveillance in the uk. | non-native invasive mosquitoes have for many years made incursions into europe, and are now established in many european countries. the continued european importation of potential vectors and their expansion within europe increases their potential for importation and establishment in the uk. coupled with increasing numbers of returning dengue and chikungunya infected travellers, the potential exists for transmission of vector borne disease in new regions. | 2015 | 26122427 |
| chikungunya virus-vector interactions. | chikungunya virus (chikv) is a mosquito-borne alphavirus that causes chikungunya fever, a severe, debilitating disease that often produces chronic arthralgia. since 2004, chikv has emerged in africa, indian ocean islands, asia, europe, and the americas, causing millions of human infections. central to understanding chikv emergence is knowledge of the natural ecology of transmission and vector infection dynamics. this review presents current understanding of chikv infection dynamics in mosquito v ... | 2014 | 25421891 |
| pilot longitudinal mosquito surveillance study in the danube delta biosphere reserve and the first reports of anopheles algeriensis theobald, 1903 and aedes hungaricus mihályi, 1955 for romania. | mosquito-borne viruses (moboviruses) are of growing importance in many countries of europe. in romania and especially in the danube delta biosphere reserve (ddbr), mosquito and mobovirus surveillance are not performed on a regular basis. however, this type of study is crucially needed to evaluate the risk of pathogen transmission, to understand the ecology of emerging moboviruses, or to plan vector control programmes. | 2016 | 27066827 |
| impacts of the creation, expansion and management of english wetlands on mosquito presence and abundance - developing strategies for future disease mitigation. | the incidence of mosquito-borne diseases is increasing in europe, partly due to the incursion of a number of invasive species known to be vectors of dengue and chikungunya viruses, but also due to the involvement of native species in the transmission of west nile virus and malaria. for some of these pathogens, there is a risk of the re-emergence of vector-borne diseases that were once widespread in europe, but declined partly due to large-scale land-drainage projects. some mosquito species explo ... | 2015 | 25889666 |
| a japanese encephalitis virus genotype 5 molecular clone is highly neuropathogenic in a mouse model: impact of the structural protein region on virulence. | japanese encephalitis virus (jev) strains can be separated into 5 genotypes (g1 to g5) based on sequence similarity. jev g5 strains have been rarely isolated and are poorly characterized. we report here the full characterization of a g5 virus generated using a cdna-based technology and its comparison with a widely studied g3 strain. we did not observe any major differences between those viruses when their infectious cycles were studied in various cell lines in vitro. interestingly, the jev g5 st ... | 2015 | 25787283 |
| mosquito, bird and human surveillance of west nile and usutu viruses in emilia-romagna region (italy) in 2010. | in 2008, after the first west nile virus (wnv) detection in the emilia-romagna region, a surveillance system, including mosquito- and bird-based surveillance, was established to evaluate the virus presence. surveillance was improved in following years by extending the monitoring to larger areas and increasing the numbers of mosquitoes and birds tested. | 2012 | 22666446 |
| testing of uk populations of culex pipiens l. for schmallenberg virus vector competence and their colonization. | schmallenberg virus (sbv), an arboviral pathogen of ruminants, emerged in northern europe during 2011 and has subsequently spread across a vast geographic area. while culicoides biting midges (diptera: ceratopogonidae) have been identified as a biological transmission agent of sbv, the role of mosquitoes (diptera: culicidae) as potential vectors has not been defined beyond small-scale field collections in affected areas. culex pipiens l. are one of the most widespread mosquitoes in northern euro ... | 2015 | 26291533 |
| tahyna virus infection, a neglected arboviral disease in the qinghai-tibet plateau of china. | tahyna virus (tahv) was first isolated from mosquitoes collected in the suburbs of geermu city in the qinghai-tibet plateau of china in 2007. since then, tahv antibodies have been detected in local livestock in geermu, qinghai. to determine whether the disease caused by tahv was present in local residents, an investigation was conducted in the summer of 2009. during this investigation, ward inspections were conducted in rural clinics, and clinical information and specimens were collected from pa ... | 2014 | 24745971 |
| landscape effects on the presence, abundance and diversity of mosquitoes in mediterranean wetlands. | environment determines the distribution of mosquito-borne diseases in that it influences the vector-host-pathogen transmission cycle, including vector distribution, abundance and diversity. in this study, we analyse the relationship between environmental variables estimated by remote sensing and the spatial distribution (presence, abundance and diversity) of seven mosquito species vectors of west nile and other pathogens (usutu, avian malaria and dirofilariasis) in the doñana natural park, spain ... | 2015 | 26086804 |
| monitoring resistance to bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis in the field by performing bioassays with each cry toxin separately. | bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis (bti) is increasingly used worldwide for mosquito control and is the only larvicide used in the french rhône-alpes region since decades. the artificial selection of mosquitoes with field-persistent bti collected in breeding sites from this region led to a moderate level of resistance to bti, but to relatively high levels of resistance to individual bti cry toxins. based on this observation, we developed a bioassay procedure using each bti cry toxin separ ... | 0 | 24037105 |
| first molecular identification of mosquito vectors of dirofilaria immitis in continental portugal. | canine dirofilariasis due to dirofilaria immitis is known to be endemic in continental portugal. however, information about the transmitting mosquito species is still scarce, with only culex theileri identified to date, albeit with l1-2, through dissection. this study was carried out to investigate the potential vectors of dirofilaria spp. in continental portugal. | 2015 | 25886610 |
| infection of aedes detritus hal. with mosquito iridescent virus. | | 0 | 5316628 |
| evaluation of a temperate climate mosquito, ochlerotatus detritus (=aedes detritus), as a potential vector of japanese encephalitis virus. | the u.k. has not yet experienced a confirmed outbreak of mosquito-borne virus transmission to people or livestock despite numerous autochthonous epizootic and human outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases on the european mainland. indeed, whether or not british mosquitoes are competent to transmit arboviruses has not been established. therefore, the competence of a local (temperate) british mosquito species, ochlerotatus detritus (=aedes detritus) (diptera: culicidae) for transmission of a member o ... | 2015 | 25087926 |
| recent entomological enquiry on mosquito fauna in circeo national park. | the present study was carried out in circeo national park (lazio region, central italy), in order to collect data about mosquito (diptera, culicidae) fauna in a protected area for biodiversity. from 2003 to 2004 seasonal surveys allowed to collect and to identify 380 larvae and 713 adult mosquitoes in 6 sites. a total of 15 mosquito species belonging to 6 genera were recorded; the most abundant species were culex pipens linnaeus, 1758 known as the main west nile virus vector, ochlerotatus detrit ... | 2015 | 26428047 |
| comparison of different trapping methods for surveillance of mosquito vectors of west nile virus in rhône delta, france. | five trapping methods were compared for monitoring potential vectors of the west nile virus in four areas in the camargue plain of france: carbon dioxide traps, bird-baited traps, gravid traps, resting boxes, and human landing catches. a total of 73,721 specimens, representing 14 species, was trapped in 2006. results showed significant differences in species and abundance between the type of traps. many more specimens were collected using co(2) traps than any other method, with an average of 212 ... | 2012 | 23181848 |
| host-feeding patterns of culex pipiens and other potential mosquito vectors (diptera: culicidae) of west nile virus (flaviviridae) collected in portugal. | the host blood-feeding patterns of mosquito vectors affects the likelihood of human exposure to zoonotic pathogens, including west nile virus (family flaviviridae, genus flavivirus, wnv). in portugal, data are unavailable regarding the blood-feeding habits of common mosquito species, including culex pipiens l., considered the primary vector of wnv to humans. the sources of bloodmeals in 203 blood-fed mosquitoes of nine species collected from june 2007 to november 2010 in 34 portuguese counties w ... | 2012 | 22679881 |
| factors affecting the control of body volume in the larvae of the mosquitoes aëdes aegypti (l.) and aëdes detritus edw. | | 1971 | 5549770 |
| checklist and pictorial key to fourth-instar larvae of mosquitoes (diptera: culicidae) of saudi arabia. | the kingdom of saudi arabia includes fauna from three zoogeographic regions: the afrotropical, oriental, and palaearctic regions. to study the mosquito (diptera: culicidae) fauna of these regions in saudi arabia, larval collections were made at 15 sites during 2005-2006. thirty-three species representing nine genera were found. six species, anopheles culicifacies giles s.l., anopheles subpictus grassi s.l., culex arbieeni salem, culex simpsoni theobald, culex univittatus theobald, and ochlerotat ... | 2011 | 21845930 |
| mosquito species involved in the circulation of west nile and usutu viruses in italy. | usutu (usuv) and west nile (wnv) are mosquito-borne flavivirus emerged in italy in 1996 and 1998, respectively, and reappeared 10 years later. the aim of this work is to review the italian mosquito species found positive for wnv and usuv between 2008 and 2014. moreover, the role of mosquitoes in promoting the overwintering of these viruses is discussed, as a result of the mosquito collections performed in molise region between september 2010 and april 2011. overall 99,000 mosquitoes were collect ... | 2017 | 28675249 |
| identifying biotic interactions which drive the spatial distribution of a mosquito community. | spatial variation in the risk of many mosquito-borne pathogens is strongly influenced by the distribution of communities of suitable vector mosquitoes. the spatial distributions of such communities have been linked to the abiotic habitat requirements of each constituent mosquito species, but the biotic interactions between mosquitoes and other species are less well understood. determining which fauna restrict the presence and abundance of key mosquito species in vector communities may identify s ... | 2015 | 26170202 |
| Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in relation to the risk of disease transmission in El Ismailia Governorate, Egypt. | Mosquito were surveyed (Nov. 2009 - March 2010) in El Ismailia Governorate. Nine species were reported: Culex pipiens, Cx. perexiguus, Cx. antennatus, Anopheles tenebrosus, An. pharoensis, An. multicolor, Ochlerotatus detritus, Oc. caspius and Culiseta longiareolata. Culex pipiens was the predominant species (ca. 87% larvae and 57% adults). For the 3 common species, Cx. pipiens, Cx. perexiguus, and Cx. antennatus the following were examined: (1) the type and characteristics (temperature and pH) ... | 2011 | 21980773 |
| mosquito species and their densities in some egyptian governorates. | the present work studied the mosquito's identification, distribution and densities in fourteen egyptian governorates. the abundance and distribution of mosquito species monitored by three phases. the first was carried out in 1999 in five governorates, qalyobia, menoufia, behaira, fayium and assuit. the second was in the year 2000 in kafr el sheikh, giza, sharkia, menia and aswan. the third was in the year 2001 in kena, el wady el gadeed, dakahlia and south sinai. culex species were the commonest ... | 2002 | 12049273 |
| serological and molecular characterization of mesoplasma seiffertii strains isolated from hematophagous dipterans in france. | three strains of nonhelical mollicutes previously isolated in france from two different mosquitoes and one tabanid fly were designated strains ar 2328 (isolated from aedes detritus), ar 2392 (isolated from aedes caspius), and cp 13 (isolated from chrysops pictus). all of these strains exhibited properties of the genus mesoplasma, a recently described genus of non-sterol-requiring mollicutes isolated from plants and insects. the results of metabolism inhibition and growth inhibition tests reveale ... | 1996 | 8573485 |
| [the aedes detritus complex: presence of the two sibling species a and b in north africa (author's transl)]. | | 2006 | 754628 |
| [influence of larval nutrition on the fecundity of autogenous and anautogenous females inside the aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday, 1833) complex [diptera-culicidae]. (author's transl)]. | using two sibling species of the aedes detritus (haliday, 1833) complex, one autogenous (a) and the other anautogenous (b), the role played by the larval environment on vitellogenesis was confirmed. a poor larval diet reduced the fecondity equally of both autogenous and anautogenous females. with the latter however blood meal ensured the maturation of a not negligible number of ovocytes. | 2006 | 525959 |
| [presence of autogenic and stenogamous characteristics in populations of aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday, 1833) of the southern coast (algarve) of portugal]. | | 1981 | 7337380 |
| genetic population diversity of aedes caspius in southern provinces of iran. | aedes caspius has a wide distribution throughout the world and can transmit chikungunya virus, west nile virus (wnv), tahyna virus and the bacterium francisella tularensis. sequences of the mitochondrial cytochrome c-oxidase subunit 1 (coi) and cytochrome c-oxidase subunit 2 (coii) genes have been widely used to estimate phylogenetic relationships at different taxonomic levels among this species. adult collections were carried out by human bait, center for deseases control light traps (cdc-lt) a ... | 2018 | 30763508 |
| changes in ecdysteroid and juvenile hormone titers correlated to the initiation of vitellogenesis in two aedes species (diptera, culicidae). | ecdysteroid and juvenile hormone titers were determined in the whole body of females of aedes detritus and a. caspius. since both hormones were assayed from the same extract, this method allowed determination of their simultaneous variations during egg formation, i.e., from the time the females emerged until the onset of oviposition. a drastic hormonal increase was observed at the beginning of vitellogenesis. this increase occurred as two high and sharp peaks, the first of ecdysteroids and the s ... | 1984 | 6698389 |
| colonization of uk coastal realignment sites by mosquitoes: implications for design, management, and public health. | coastal realignment is now widely instituted in the uk as part of local flood risk management plans to compensate for the loss of european protected habitat and to mitigate the effects of sea-level rise and coastal squeeze. coastal aquatic habitats have long been known to provide suitable habitats for brackish-water mosquitoes and historically, coastal marshes were considered to support anopheline mosquito populations that were responsible for local malaria transmission. this study surveyed the ... | 2013 | 23701607 |
| [empidomermis riouxi n. sp. (nematoda, mermithidae). (author's transl)]. | empidomermis riouxi n. sp. is described from aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus, in camargue. the species differs from e. cozi, which is the only other species of the genus, by having a sligtly larger size and a very little pronounced cephalic constriction. males differ also from those of e. cozi by the number and disposition of the caudal papillae. the postparasitic larvae escape from adult mosquitoes, rarely from pupae. in laboratory conditions, the nematodes enter the moist sand in the bottom of p ... | 2007 | 525957 |
| [description of aedes (ochlerotatus) coluzzii n. sp. (diptera, culicidae), twin a species of the detritus complex]. | reports of a wide variation in space and time of the frequency of autogeny in aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday, 1833) of the camargue (delta of the rhône, bouches-du-rhône, gard, france) led us to make an enzymatic analysis of male and female adults from different larval biotopes. the study showed the existence of two genetically distinct, sympatric populations which are morphologically indistinguishable. by diagnostic enzymes monomorph got-2, gpd, the grouping of the individual into two s ... | 1998 | 10376297 |
| potential vectors of equine arboviruses in the uk. | there is growing concern about the increasing risk of disease outbreaks caused by arthropod-borne viruses (arboviruses) in both human beings and animals. there are several mosquito-borne viral diseases that cause varying levels of morbidity and mortality in horses and that can have substantial welfare and economic ramifications. while none has been recorded in the uk, vector species for some of these viruses are present, suggesting that uk equines may be at risk. the authors undertook, therefore ... | 2017 | 27694545 |
| seasonal pattern of daily activity of aedes caspius, aedes detritus, culex modestus, and culex pipiens in the po delta of northern italy and significance for vector-borne disease risk assessment. | the increasing concern about vector-borne diseases such as west nile disease in northern italy motivated our analysis of data on the mosquito fauna and the seasonal and daily flight patterns collected in 1998 in the po valley. collections were performed once a week from may to november, with human landing collections and co(2) traps. culex pipiens was present from july to october and showed a clearly unimodal nocturnal flight habit. culex modestus appeared in july-august and showed a bimodal fli ... | 2012 | 22548536 |
| sem examination of the eggs of five british aedes species. | ultrastructure descriptions are given of the eggs of five british aedes species, namely aedes (aedes) cinereus meigen, aedes (ochlerotatus) cantans (meigen), aedes (ochlerotatus) punctor (kirby), aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday), and aedes (ochlerotatus) rusticus (rossi). eggs of the first 4 species are broadly cigar/boat-shaped, with those of ae. cinereus being characteristically long and narrow, in contrast to the overall shape of ae. rusticus, which is quite distinct, being in profile ... | 1997 | 9152876 |
| population ecology of mosquitoes and the status of bancroftian filariasis in el dakahlia governorate, the nile delta, egypt. | mosquitoes were surveyed (oct. 2010 & apr. - oct. 2011) in some localities representing 13 centers of el-dakahlia governorate. six mosquito species were collected: culex pipiens, cx. antennatus, cx. perexiguus, ochlerotatus detritus, anopheles pharoensis and an. tenebrosus. culex pipiens was predominating (ca 79% larvae, 51% adults). culex antennatus and cx. perexiguus were also common. of the four types of the breeding habitats, the drainage canals were the most productive (53.4% larvae). for t ... | 2013 | 23697019 |
| morphological studies on adult mosquitoes (diptera: culicidae) and first report of the potential zika virus vector aedes (stegomyia) unilineatus (theobald, 1906) in iran. | beside numerous extensive studies on anophelinae mosquitoes of iran, little is known on aedes species in the country and existing reports are dispersed. the objective of this study was to identify adults of culicinae species occurring in the sistan and baluchestan province, southeast of iran, during 2012-2014. mosquito collections were carried out three times (may-june, september, october-november) in four counties by centers for diseases control (cdc) light traps and human landing catches outdo ... | 2016 | 28028709 |
| molecular species identification, host preference and detection of myxoma virus in the anopheles maculipennis complex (diptera: culicidae) in southern england, uk. | determining the host feeding patterns of mosquitoes by identifying the origin of their blood-meals is an important part of understanding the role of vector species in current and future disease transmission cycles. collecting large numbers of blood-fed mosquitoes from the field is difficult, therefore it is important to maximise the information obtained from each specimen. this study aimed to use mosquito genome sequence to identify the species within anopheles maculipennis sensu lato (an. macul ... | 2015 | 26271277 |
| molecular detection of dirofilaria immitis, dirofilaria repens and setaria tundra in mosquitoes from germany. | as a result of globalization and climate change, dirofilaria immitis and dirofilaria repens, the causative agents of dirofilariosis in europe, continue to spread from endemic areas in the mediterranean to northern and northeastern regions of europe where autochthonous cases of dirofilarial infections have increasingly been observed in dogs and humans. whilst d. repens was recently reported from mosquitoes in putatively non-endemic areas, d. immitis has never been demonstrated in mosquitoes from ... | 2014 | 24433279 |
| effects of landscape anthropization on mosquito community composition and abundance. | anthropogenic landscape transformation has an important effect on vector-borne pathogen transmission. however, the effects of urbanization on mosquito communities are still only poorly known. here, we evaluate how land-use characteristics are related to the abundance and community composition of mosquitoes in an area with endemic circulation of numerous mosquito-borne pathogens. we collected 340 829 female mosquitoes belonging to 13 species at 45 localities spatially grouped in 15 trios formed b ... | 2016 | 27373794 |
| climatic effects on mosquito abundance in mediterranean wetlands. | the impact of climate change on vector-borne diseases is highly controversial. one of the principal points of debate is whether or not climate influences mosquito abundance, a key factor in disease transmission. | 2014 | 25030527 |
| first report outside eastern europe of west nile virus lineage 2 related to the volgograd 2007 strain, northeastern italy, 2014. | west nile virus (wnv) is a flavivirus transmitted to vertebrate hosts by mosquitoes, maintained in nature through an enzootic bird-mosquito cycle. in europe the virus became of major public health and veterinary concern in the 1990s. in italy, wnv re-emerged in 2008, ten years after the previous outbreak and is currently endemic in many areas of the country. in particular, the northeastern part of italy experience continuous viral circulation, with human outbreaks caused by different genovariant ... | 2015 | 26265490 |
| [presence in camargue of two sympatric, sexually isolated forms of aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday, 1833) [diptera-culicidae] (author's transl)]. | the study of allozymic variations at four enzymatic loci (est-2, alpha-gpd, got-1 and got-2) in populations of aedes detritus (hal.) from 27 localities in southern france has shown that this species is composed of two kinds of sympatric populations which do not interbreed in nature. single specimens of aedes detritus can be attributed to one or other type of population (sibling species) by the genotype at the alpha-gpd or got-2 loci (type a populations are homozygous for got-2r allele and the fr ... | 2008 | 921192 |
| european surveillance for west nile virus in mosquito populations. | a wide range of arthropod-borne viruses threaten both human and animal health either through their presence in europe or through risk of introduction. prominent among these is west nile virus (wnv), primarily an avian virus, which has caused multiple outbreaks associated with human and equine mortality. endemic outbreaks of west nile fever have been reported in italy, greece, france, romania, hungary, russia and spain, with further spread expected. most outbreaks in western europe have been due ... | 2013 | 24157510 |
| [coelomomyces psorophorae couch, 1945 (blastocladiales-coelomomycetaceae), a parasite of aedes detritus (haliday, 1833) (diptera-culicidae) in the camargue (author's transl)]. | the phycomycete, coelomomyces psorophorae couch, 1945, was found in the south of france in the salt marsh mosquito aedes detritus (haliday, 1833). the fungus invades the ovarioles but leaves the follicules intact. at high magnification, (using a scanning electron microscope), the crater-form punctuations adorning the sporangium were seen to result from openings (ostioles) of the network of small canals that traverse the external wall. | 2006 | 907294 |
| potential vectors of rift valley fever virus in the mediterranean region. | we evaluated the ability of three mosquito species (aedes caspius, aedes detritus, culex pipiens), collected in southern france and tunisia, and of different laboratory-established colonies (aedes aegypti, aedes albopictus, aedes vexans, anopheles gambiae, culex pipiens, culex quinquefasciatus) to disseminate two strains of rift valley fever virus (rvfv), the virulent zh548 and the avirulent clone 13. after feeding on an infectious blood meal at 10(8.5) plaque-forming units/ml, females were main ... | 2008 | 18620510 |
| [spontaneous iridescent virus infection in a population of aedes detritus (hal.,1833) in the environs of tunis]. | | 2009 | 5403864 |
| [observations on the degree of sensitivity to insecticides in the larvae of the aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday), 1833 of the mediterranean coast]. | | 2013 | 14409681 |
| a survey of aedes (diptera: culicidae) mosquitoes in tunisia and the potential role of aedes detritus and aedes caspius in the transmission of zika virus. | the present study aimed to update the list of aedes mosquito species occurring in tunisia and to test the vector competence of aedes (ochlerotatus) caspius (pallas) and ae. (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday), the locally most abundant and widespread species, to transmit zika virus (zikv). in 2017-2018, mosquito larvae were collected from 39 different larval habitats in seven bioclimatic zones of tunisia. the salinity and ph of each breeding site were measured. the survey revealed the presence of ... | 2019 | 31121045 |
| competence of mosquitoes native to the united kingdom to support replication and transmission of rift valley fever virus. | rift valley fever phlebovirus (rvfv) is a mosquito-borne arbovirus causing severe disease in humans and livestock. it is endemic in africa and spread to the arabian peninsula in 2000 raising concerns it could emerge in europe. the ability of temperate mosquitoes from the united kingdom (uk) to support replication and transmission of rvfv is unknown. | 2018 | 29776384 |
| [demonstration of two twin species a and b of the aedes detritus (haliday, 1833) complex from the atlantic coast of france]. | the electrophoretic analysis of five natural populations of aedes detritus has shown that the two sibling species a and b of the complex, described in 1977 in an other geographical area by pasteur et al., cohabit on atlantic coastline in france. | 1994 | 9235198 |
| a multiplex pcr to differentiate the two sibling species of mosquitoes ochlerotatus detritus and oc. coluzzii and evidence for further genetic heterogeneity within the detritus complex. | internal transcribed spacer regions of ribosomal dna were sequenced, and species-specific primers were designed to simplify the identification of two morphologically similar species of the detritus complex, ochlerotatus detritus and ochlerotatuscoluzzii. each newly designed primer was able to amplify a species-specific fragment with a different size. samples from france and germany were successfully tested. this new tool prompts for bio-ecological studies to refine basic knowledge on the bionomi ... | 2014 | 25042295 |
| [autogenesis and cerebral neurosecretion in aedes detritus (haliday, 1833) (diptera - culicidae]. | in anautogenous females of the dipteran culicidae aedes detritus (haliday, 1833), the neurosecretory products synthesized by the a cells of the pars intercerebralis are stored in the pericarya in absence of blood meal; on the contrary, in the autogenous females they are steadily released from emergency till the stages 3-4 of vitellogenesis; a slight storage occurs by the end of vitellogenesis. these facts suggest the important meaning of these cells in the regulation processes of vitellogenesis ... | 1976 | 827359 |
| [monofactorial heredity of autogenesis in aedes (ochlerotatus) detritus (haliday, 1833) (diptera culicidae)]. | | 1973 | 4196779 |