P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
Vol. 34, Issue 3, 1980March 01, 1980 PDT
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Biology, ecology and ethology: Feeding mechanisms and nutrition of mosquitoes
Biology, ecology and ethology: Feeding mechanisms and nutrition of mosquitoes
R Dadd,
Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 3, 1980
Vol. 34, Issue 3, 1980
- Public service research at its bestJ Kendrick
- Progress in mosquito controlR Fontaine
- Public health: Control of mosquito-borne encephalitisW ReevesM MilbyJ Hardy
- Public health: Mosquitoes as carriers of viral diseasesJ HardyE HoukL KramerR Meyer
- Public health: Treehole mosquito may spread canine heartwormR GarciaC Weinmann
- Public health: Encephalitis viruses persist in southern CaliforniaT Work
- Biology, ecology and ethology: Mosquitoes—a by-product of rice cultureR Washino
- Biology, ecology and ethology: Tracking the pasture mosquitoG McClelland
- Biology, ecology and ethology: Mosquitoes from treesJ AndersonR GarciaG McClelland
- Biology, ecology and ethology: Winter mosquitoes go underground in summerM Mulla
- Biology, ecology and ethology: Feeding mechanisms and nutrition of mosquitoesR Dadd
- Biological control and genetics: BTI — a potent new biological weaponR GarciaB FedericiI HallM MullaC Schaefer
- Biological control and genetics: NotonectidsR Garcia
- Biological control and genetics: Other mosquito predators: PupfishF Cress
- Biological control and genetics: Other mosquito predators: HydraCalifornia Agriculture
- Biological control and genetics: Other mosquito predators: FlatwormsCalifornia Agriculture
- Biological control and genetics: Mosquito fish — an established predatorG GallJ CechR GarciaV ReshR Washino
- Biological control and genetics: Genetic manipulation of mosquitoesS AsmanP McDonaldF Zalom
- Biological control and genetics: Using sterile males to reduce mosquito numbersJ AndersonS Asman
- Biological control and genetics: Fungi show promise in biological controlB FedericiJ Fetter-LaskoG SoaresP Tsao
- Biological control and genetics: Nematodes as biological control agentsE Platzer
- Chemical control: Conventional and nonconventional chemicals for mosquito controlC SchaeferM Mulla
- Chemical control: Developing better larvicidesM MullaC Schaefer
- Chemical control: Cold fogging for mosquito controlN Akesson
- Chemical control: Chemicals of the futureY HwangM Mulla
- Chemical control: Mosquito resistance to insecticidesG Georghiou
- Chemical control: Immunochemical methods to detect pesticide residuesK WingB Hammock
- Physical and cultural control: Reclaiming alkali soils to reduce mosquito breeding sitesC SchaeferW Wildman
- Physical and cultural control: Mosquito and fly problems in dairy waste-water systemsE LoomisR EideJ CatonD Merritt
- Physical and cultural control: Ecological impact of marshland recirculation ditchesV ReshS BallingM BarnbyJ Collins
- Physical and cultural control: Agricultural drains as mosquito breeding sitesCalifornia Agriculture
- Mosquito control activities of other organizations: World Health OrganisationCalifornia Agriculture
- Mosquito control activities of other organizations: Mosquito Abatement DistrictsCalifornia Agriculture
- Mosquito control activities of other organizations: The California Department of Health ServicesCalifornia Agriculture
Dadd, R. 1980. “Biology, Ecology and Ethology: Feeding Mechanisms and Nutrition of Mosquitoes.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 34 (3): 16–16.