Experiments with Paris Green and Calcium Arsenite as Larvicides for Culicine Mosquitoes

King, W. V.; Mcneel, T. E.

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“…The wet sand served as a "sinker" to carry the larvicide to the bottom within reach of the bottom¬ feeding larvae. King and McNeel (1938) attained under field conditions a high percentage of killing of Aedes taeniorynchus by means of Paris green mixed with water and applied with a small pressure sprayer. In another natu¬ ral breeding place containing much vege¬ tation and infested by Psorophora they attained a high mortality with Paris green diluted in water and spread by means of a sprinkling can.…”

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A Symposium on Human Malaria with Special Reference to North America and the Caribbean Region

1942

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Facilities for blood film diagnosis A few public health labs. Central Lab.: 5 am¬ bulatory clinics since 1937 Government Lab. (Belize) Medical aid in only 16.2% of all deaths 1938 Fruit Company Hos¬ pitals in port cities have good labs. Public Health Labs. (15) & ambulatory clinics Public Health Labs. in San Jose; special surveys Methods of routine diagnosis 14 MALARIA Relative frequency species of malaria plasmodia6 P. falciparum P. vivax P. malariae P. vivax and P. falciparum about equal P. malariae (imported) P. falciparum 90.3% P. vivax 9.2% P. malariae 0.3% P. falciparum 65% P. vivax 32% P. malariae 3% No data; all three species present P. falciparum 55% P. vivax 43 %

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“…Distribution by Autogiro King and McNeel (1938) used an auto¬ giro equipped for spraying liquids and experimented with Paris green in water on the larvae of Culex quinquefasciatus. The larvae were contained in dishes arranged in two lines, these lines placed at right angles to the direction of flight and 500 feet apart.…”

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1942

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Experiments with Paris Green and Calcium Arsenite as Larvicides for Culicine Mosquitoes

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A Symposium on Human Malaria with Special Reference to North America and the Caribbean Region

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