The ecology of mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) that grow in natural and artificial breeding sites in a rural of North Paraná State, Brazil. III. Containers as breeding sites
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1995v16n2p244Keywords:
Culicidade, Artificial breeding sites.Abstract
Any container way is of importance in the process of settlement for Culicidae. With the use of containers made of plastic, cans, bamboo and tires in a ciliary's forest at the North of Parana state, Brazil This work aimed at knowing how such containers would function as breeding sites for mosquitoes females, it was observed that both can and bamboo containers pass through a process of inorganic and organic chemical reactions, it is only after the water of those containers has stabilized that they become effective breeding sites. Plastic and tires were accepted as breeding sites just after they were fitted with water. Tires were preferred to, in first place. They had the highest densities and diversify of larvae.
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