Effect of ecological factors and breeding habitat types on Culicine larvae occurrence and abundance in residential areas Southern Thailand

Ruairuen, Watcharee; Amnakmanee, Kanchanok; Primprao, Onpreeya; Boonrod, Tum

doi:10.1016/j.actatropica.2022.106630

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“…The material type of positive rearing tanks found varies and can be classified into 6 categories, namely ceramics, cement, glass, plastics, rubber, and metals (Athaillah et al 2020). Other reports confirmed the positive correlation between some variables (the depth and width of the containers) and the number of mosquito larvae (Ruairuen et al 2022). Temperature and pH of the water in Aedes breeding places can influence the abundance of Aedes larvae.…”

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Phytotelmata accounts for Aedes breeding places in Mantup Sub-district, Lamongan District, Indonesia

FAUZIYAH,

SUSANTI,

HARIYONO

et al. 2023

Biodiversitas

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Abstract. Fauziyah S, Susanti SF, Hariyono H, Fazirrah V, Novitasari AE, Fadhilah N, Sucipto TH, Naw SW. 2023. Phytotelmata accounts for Aedes breeding places in Mantup Sub-district, Lamongan District, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 24: 4820-4828. Dengue infection still remains a public health problem in Indonesia, which is classified as a tropical country. Some environmental factors that contribute to the transmission of dengue infection are human migration, human activity, food supply, and climate change. The other type of breeding place is natural breeding habitats, called phytotelmata. This study aims to investigate the diversity of Aedes species in phytotelmata from Mantup Sub-district, Lamongan, East Java, Indonesia. The analytical observational study was conducted with a purposive sampling design. Mosquito larvae collection was carried out from February to March 2023 in Mantup Sub-district, an endemic region of dengue infection in Lamongan. Immature mosquitoes were reared in the laboratory till they merged into adult mosquitoes. This study found four groups of phytotelmata: leaf axils, bamboo joints, fallen leaves, and coconut shells. Leaf axils were the predominant type of phytotelmata (86.67%). Meanwhile, the lowest percentage was coconut shells and fallen leaves (3.33%). A total of 56 mosquito larvae consisting of 12 male Aedes aegypti, 21 female Ae. aegypti, 12 male Aedes albopictus, and 11 female Ae. albopictus were collected from 30 observation points. Eleven families of phytotelmata were found in this study. The predominant family was Araceae (33.3%), while the lowest were Agavaceae, Commelinaceae, Marantaceae, and Liliaceae (3.33%). Phytotelmata accounts for mosquito breeding places, which should be noticed and considered in dengue vector control programs.

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