Feasibility of Using Toxorhynchites Rutilus Rutilus (Coq.) in the Control of Container-Breeding Mosquitoes
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rutilus on Ae. ae gypt i are presented below. Table 8 presents development times and tbe numbers of prey devoured when the various instars are offered either early (1st and 2nd instar) or late (3rd, 4th Lnstar, and pupae) Ae. aegypti immutures. Table 2 details how long the various Tx. r.
rutilus instars can fast before death and Table 3 presents the duration of larval instars when fed on organic, non- living diet. The situation to be modeled is as follows: 1) Tx. r. r utilus 3rd and 4th instars... develop faster on a diet of late instars and pupae than when fed early instar prey; 2) all larvae develop at a rate proportional to the amount of prey available until the amount of prey exceeds that given in Table 8; 3) all predator instars can survive without prey for a period of time and if provided detritus, can develop at a very slow rate through to eclosion; and 4) the daily immature survival (SIT) is constant, irrespec- tive of diet (Chapter 4).
In the model, 1st and 2nd instar predators (array T12) are assumed to eat before 3rd and 4th instar predators (T3 and T4, respectively) on any particular day.
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rutilus on Ae. ae gypt i are presented below. Table 8 presents development times and tbe numbers of prey devoured when the various instars are offered either early (1st and 2nd instar) or late (3rd, 4th Lnstar, and pupae) Ae. aegypti immutures. Table 2 details how long the various Tx. r.
rutilus instars can fast before death and Table 3 presents the duration of larval instars when fed on organic, non- living diet. The situation to be modeled is as follows: 1) Tx. r. r utilus 3rd and 4th instars... develop faster on a diet of late instars and pupae than when fed early instar prey; 2) all larvae develop at a rate proportional to the amount of prey available until the amount of prey exceeds that given in Table 8; 3) all predator instars can survive without prey for a period of time and if provided detritus, can develop at a very slow rate through to eclosion; and 4) the daily immature survival (SIT) is constant, irrespec- tive of diet (Chapter 4).
In the model, 1st and 2nd instar predators (array T12) are assumed to eat before 3rd and 4th instar predators (T3 and T4, respectively) on any particular day.
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