Evaluation of the Efficiency of Certain Attractive Toxic Baits for the Control of the House Fly, Musca domestica (Diptera: Muscidac)

Aa, Amin; Mh, Soliman; Aa, Shalaby

doi:10.4172/2150-3494.1000170

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“…Larvicides can be applied to animal manure to control fly immature stages, while adulticides can be applied directly on the animals or in selected areas of the farm, toxic baits can be used successfully, to limit exposure to pesticides for farm animals and workers. The attract‐and‐kill strategy is successfully applied to control Dipteran pests including mosquitoes and house fly (Airs & Bartholomay, 2017; Amin et al, 2017; Klick et al, 2019; Vaníčková et al, 2017).…”

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The use of RNA interference for the management of arthropod pests in livestock farms

Bonina,

Arpaia

2023

Medical Vet Entomology

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Pest management in farm animals is an important action to contain economic damage to livestock production and prevent transmission of severe diseases to the stock. The use of chemical insecticides is still the most common approach followed by farmers; however, avoiding possible toxic effects on animals is a fundamental task for pest control measures compatible with animal well‐being. Moreover, legal constraints and insurgence of resistance by target species to the available insecticidal compounds are increasingly complicating farmers' operations. Alternatives to chemical pesticides have been explored with some promising results in the area of biological control or the use of natural products as sprays. The application of RNA interference techniques has enabled the production of new means of pest control in agriculture, and it is opening a promising avenue for controlling arthropod pests of livestock. Transcript depletion of specific target genes of the recipient organisms is based on the action of double‐strand RNAs (dsRNA) capable of impairing the production of fundamental proteins. Their mode of action, based on the specific recognition of short genomic sequences, is expected to be highly selective towards non‐target organisms potentially exposed; in addition, there are physical and chemical barriers to dsRNA uptake by mammalian cells that render these products practically innocuous for higher animals. Summarising existing literature on gene silencing for main taxa of arthropod pests of livestock (Acarina, Diptera, Blattoidea), this review explores the perspectives of practical applications of dsRNA‐based pesticides against the main pests of farm animals. Knowledge gaps are summarised to stimulate additional research in this area.

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Section: Developing Delivery Systems For Dsrna In Animal Farmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The use of RNA interference for the management of arthropod pests in livestock farms

Bonina,

Arpaia

2023

Medical Vet Entomology

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“…Beberapa bukti menunjukkan keberhasilan dalam pengendalian nyamuk hingga berkurang secara signifikan, seperti yang dilaporkan oleh Khallayoune et al (2013), Qualls et al (2014), Abdullah et al (2019). Penggunaan ATSB juga menunjukkan keberhasilan dalam pengendalian lalat rumah (Musca domestica Linneaus), seperti yang dilaporkan Amin et al (2017). Dampak minimal penggunaan ATSB terhadap organisme nontarget juga telah dilaporkan oleh Khallayoune et al (2013) dan Qualls et al (2014) pada Ordo Hymenoptera, Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, Diptera, Hemiptera, Orthoptera, dan Neuroptera.…”

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“…Penggunaan sukrosa sebagai umpan gula dalam pengendalian hama permukiman dilaporkan oleh Gore & Schal (2004) pada lipas jerman dengan konsentrasi 0,5% dan Gu et al (2020) dengan konsentrasi 8%. Penggunaan sukrosa 10% sebagai umpan gula dilaporkan oleh Allan (2011), Shin et al (2011), Khallaayoune et al (2013, Amin et al (2017), dan Maia et al (2018). Dalam penelitian ini konsentrasi gula yang digunakan untuk bahan pencampur dengan bahan toksik menjadi formula ATSB adalah konsentrasi umpan gula 5%.…”

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Pengendalian lipas jerman (Blattella germanica Linnaeus) dengan menggunakan attractive toxic sugar baits

2023

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The use of attractive toxic sugar baits (ATSB) is a novelty in vector and residential pest control. This study aims to determine the concentration of sugar bait that is able to attract the german cockroach Blattela germanica Linnaeus, and to determine the effectiveness of various types of toxic substances as an ATSB to control german cockroaches. This method is based on the behavior of adult insects that eat sugars from sources that contain toxic materials and will ultimately kill the insects. The types of toxic materials used in this study were inorganic insecticides (boric acid), pyrrole (chlorefenapir), neonicotinoids (dinotefuran), and pyrethroids (permethrin and deltamethrin). The results showed that an attractive sugar bait for german cockroach was 5% sucrose. ATSB with 25% boric acid toxic material caused 46.25% of cockroach mortality, and 0.12% chlorfenapir caused 70% of cockroach mortality 24 hours after treatment. Furthermore, ATSB with dinetofuran 0.08% and deltamethrin in various concentrations caused the highest cockroach mortality (100%), while permethrin caused cockroach mortality which was lower than ATSB with other toxic materials at the same time of observation. The conclusions of this study provide basic information about the use of ATSB and its potential in controlling the german cockroach in Indonesia.

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“…A copious boric acid and borate was the boron that serves as an inflammation reducing agent by monitoring oxidantantioxidant tissue elevations (Turk et al, 2015). Boric acid had more toxic effect on the development of adult house fly, Musca domesticaas compared to borax (Amin et al, 2017). Oz et al (2018) reported that concentration of boron in food higher than 0.05% could not build up the growth of rainbow trout fish.…”

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Boric acid toxicity in some selected molluscan species

J.S¹,

S.S²,

N.A³

2021

IJBEI

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: Survivability of animals is correlated with their fecundity and fertility success. Widespread use of enormous organic and inorganic ingredients as pesticides, molluscicides and insecticides contaminate ecosystems leading to hazardous effects on the life cycle of animals, their biological processes and reproduction. Present work aimed for toxicity assessment of boric acid against some selected molluscan species through evaluation of their mortality by determination of LC50. For toxicity assessment three different molluscan species were used. By applying standard procedure, LC50 was estimated at different concentrations of boric acid for different exposure periods. This study indicated that freshwater snail Bellamya bengalensis was more sensitive for boric acid, whereas slug, Semperula maculate was least sensitive against boric acid after different period of exposure.

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Evaluation of the Efficiency of Certain Attractive Toxic Baits for the Control of the House Fly, Musca domestica (Diptera: Muscidac)

Cited by 5 publications

References 77 publications

The use of RNA interference for the management of arthropod pests in livestock farms

The use of RNA interference for the management of arthropod pests in livestock farms

Pengendalian lipas jerman (Blattella germanica Linnaeus) dengan menggunakan attractive toxic sugar baits

Boric acid toxicity in some selected molluscan species

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