2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0085-56262009000400016
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Developmental time of immature forms of Sabethes aurescens Lutz (Diptera, Culicidae) from artificially perforated bamboo in the rain forest of southern Brazil

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“…In the USA, Walker et al (1991) studied the physicochemical factors of water in tree hollows and observed their interaction with biotic processes. In Brazil, Lozovei and Luz (1976), Gomes et al (1992), Lopes (1997), Lozovei (1998Lozovei ( , 2001, Silva and Lozovei (1999), Zequi and Lopes (2001), Silva et al (2004), Zequi et al (2005), Marcondes et al (2009), Muller et al (2009), Ceretti-Junior et al (2014, Maia et al (2020), and Medeiros-Sousa et al (2020) during the study in 4 urban parks in the city of Sa ˜o Paulo, Brazil, of collected water from the side holes made in the bamboo culm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the USA, Walker et al (1991) studied the physicochemical factors of water in tree hollows and observed their interaction with biotic processes. In Brazil, Lozovei and Luz (1976), Gomes et al (1992), Lopes (1997), Lozovei (1998Lozovei ( , 2001, Silva and Lozovei (1999), Zequi and Lopes (2001), Silva et al (2004), Zequi et al (2005), Marcondes et al (2009), Muller et al (2009), Ceretti-Junior et al (2014, Maia et al (2020), and Medeiros-Sousa et al (2020) during the study in 4 urban parks in the city of Sa ˜o Paulo, Brazil, of collected water from the side holes made in the bamboo culm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the keyword "forest" was constant from 2007 to 2016. Phytotelmata can be studied to answer different questions in community ecology (Kitching, 2000), and can be found mainly in tropical forests (Muller, Navarro-Silva, & Marcondes, 2009). It is important to protect tropical forests from deforestation and habitat fragmentation in an attempt to preserve phytotelmata microhabitats and populations of organisms in these microecosystems.…”
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“…The breeding site formed in the internodes of bamboos in the natural environment certainly has a dynamic of nutrients supply and water that were not reproduced in the plastic containers used for mosquitoes breeding in the laboratory. Müller et al (2009) obtained immatures of Sa. aurescens from bamboo internodes that were reared in the laboratory with a lower mortality (21.3%).…”
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