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Dynamics of body kinematics of freely flying houseflies responding to air turbulence
From the world's tiny flying bugs to gigantic dobsonflies, inflight locomotion of a flying creature requires complex biomechanical strategies to cope with air turbulence.
Nasir, Nazri +4 more
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Relata-se a primeira ocorrência de Hemencyrtus herbertii parasitando pupas de Musca domestica em fezes humanas no Brasil.
Carlos H Marchiori +2 more
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Houseflies which have developed resistance to DDT residual sprays have also become resistant to other organic insecticides.
R March, R Metcalf
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This research is based on the need for environmentally friendly alternatives to chemical insecticides. To determine the potential of ethanol extract of jasmine flowers (Jasminum sambac L.) as a repellent against houseflies (Musca domestica).
fadhilatul ilmia +3 more
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Houseflies (Musca domestica) live in close contact with humans. They are carriers of human pathogenic bacteria in the digestive tract and on their body.
Ghassan Tayh +6 more
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Background: Large poultry belt is located in the residential areas of rural Haryana in North India. Housefly problem has become a big nuisance in this area.
Dogra Vikas, Aggarwal Arun
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Application of bacteria and bacteriophage cocktails for biological control of houseflies
Background Houseflies, Musca domestica L., are an ubiquitous pest that can transmit numerous diseases and threaten human health. Increasing insecticide resistance shown by houseflies necessitates the develop new control alternatives.
Kexin Zhang +10 more
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D.D.T.-Resistance in Houseflies in Denmark [PDF]
J, KEIDING, H, VAN DEURS
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Houseflies (Musca domestica L.) often make themselves a nuisance in human and livestock habitations. Moreover, these flies may transmit over a hundred different pathogens. They can transmit intestinal worms or their eggs, and are potential vectors of pathogens of, for example, dysentery, gastroenteritis, typhoid, cholera and tuberculosis.
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his thesis is aimed at the improvement of housefly pest control using attractive odours in traps and baits. To achieve this aim, a further understanding is required of how houseflies detect and discriminate odours and how their olfactory sensitivity depends on physiological circumstances. Furthermore, the identity of compounds making up thefragrance of
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