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This book discusses methods which might appropriately be employed under various circumstances. It is concerned with control of insect pests and tse-tse flies, and considers prospects for integrated control of the African trypanosomiases, in which vector control is envisaged as playing a key role.
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This book discusses methods which might appropriately be employed under various circumstances. It is concerned with control of insect pests and tse-tse flies, and considers prospects for integrated control of the African trypanosomiases, in which vector control is envisaged as playing a key role.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000123876
- Artikelnr.: 59975035
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000123876
- Artikelnr.: 59975035
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R. Cavalloro (Author)
Opening session 1. Opening address 2. Prospects for integrated control of
the African trypanosomiasis Session 1. The safety and efficaciousness of
chemical control 3. Is resistance developing in tsetse flies?
Susceptibility to two chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in sprayed and
unsprayed populations of Glossina pallidipes in Kenya 4. Tsetse control by
chemical means in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe 5. Considerations
concerning practical implications of the use of ivermectin to control
tsetse flies in Africa 6. The ecological impact of insecticides in
connection to the control of tsetse flies in Africa: A review Session 2.
Biological, biotechnical and other control methods 7. The development of
baits to survey and control tsetse flies in Zimbabwe 8. Trapping committed
to rural communities for the control of sleeping sickness 9. Integrated
control against the Glossines in Burkina Faso 10. Considerations about the
control of tsetse fly in Mozambique 11. The sterile insect technique for
tsetse eradication in Nigeria 12. Biotechniques and other methods of tsetse
fly control Session 3. Present and future programmes of international and
national organizations 13. Present and future programme of GTZ on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis control 14. The ICIPE's research programme on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis 15. The IEMVT's present and future programmes for
Glossine control 16. ODA's present programmes and future aims for tsetse
control 17. The FAO programme for the control of African animal
trypanosomiasis and related development 18. Joint FAO/IAEA tsetse fly
programme: Current and future 19. Integrated sleeping sickness control 20.
Integrated tsetse control: Present and future programmes of national and
international organisations 21. Integrated control of Glossines: Action of
the Commission of the European Communities Session 4. General aspects on
Glossina 22. Tsetse fly control and primary health care 23. Tsetse research
and development at Seibersdorf: A review 24. The Antwerp tsetse fly
laboratory: A new start 25. Let us live with tsetse flies Closing session
26. Sessions' report 27. Conclusions
the African trypanosomiasis Session 1. The safety and efficaciousness of
chemical control 3. Is resistance developing in tsetse flies?
Susceptibility to two chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in sprayed and
unsprayed populations of Glossina pallidipes in Kenya 4. Tsetse control by
chemical means in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe 5. Considerations
concerning practical implications of the use of ivermectin to control
tsetse flies in Africa 6. The ecological impact of insecticides in
connection to the control of tsetse flies in Africa: A review Session 2.
Biological, biotechnical and other control methods 7. The development of
baits to survey and control tsetse flies in Zimbabwe 8. Trapping committed
to rural communities for the control of sleeping sickness 9. Integrated
control against the Glossines in Burkina Faso 10. Considerations about the
control of tsetse fly in Mozambique 11. The sterile insect technique for
tsetse eradication in Nigeria 12. Biotechniques and other methods of tsetse
fly control Session 3. Present and future programmes of international and
national organizations 13. Present and future programme of GTZ on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis control 14. The ICIPE's research programme on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis 15. The IEMVT's present and future programmes for
Glossine control 16. ODA's present programmes and future aims for tsetse
control 17. The FAO programme for the control of African animal
trypanosomiasis and related development 18. Joint FAO/IAEA tsetse fly
programme: Current and future 19. Integrated sleeping sickness control 20.
Integrated tsetse control: Present and future programmes of national and
international organisations 21. Integrated control of Glossines: Action of
the Commission of the European Communities Session 4. General aspects on
Glossina 22. Tsetse fly control and primary health care 23. Tsetse research
and development at Seibersdorf: A review 24. The Antwerp tsetse fly
laboratory: A new start 25. Let us live with tsetse flies Closing session
26. Sessions' report 27. Conclusions
Opening session 1. Opening address 2. Prospects for integrated control of
the African trypanosomiasis Session 1. The safety and efficaciousness of
chemical control 3. Is resistance developing in tsetse flies?
Susceptibility to two chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in sprayed and
unsprayed populations of Glossina pallidipes in Kenya 4. Tsetse control by
chemical means in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe 5. Considerations
concerning practical implications of the use of ivermectin to control
tsetse flies in Africa 6. The ecological impact of insecticides in
connection to the control of tsetse flies in Africa: A review Session 2.
Biological, biotechnical and other control methods 7. The development of
baits to survey and control tsetse flies in Zimbabwe 8. Trapping committed
to rural communities for the control of sleeping sickness 9. Integrated
control against the Glossines in Burkina Faso 10. Considerations about the
control of tsetse fly in Mozambique 11. The sterile insect technique for
tsetse eradication in Nigeria 12. Biotechniques and other methods of tsetse
fly control Session 3. Present and future programmes of international and
national organizations 13. Present and future programme of GTZ on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis control 14. The ICIPE's research programme on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis 15. The IEMVT's present and future programmes for
Glossine control 16. ODA's present programmes and future aims for tsetse
control 17. The FAO programme for the control of African animal
trypanosomiasis and related development 18. Joint FAO/IAEA tsetse fly
programme: Current and future 19. Integrated sleeping sickness control 20.
Integrated tsetse control: Present and future programmes of national and
international organisations 21. Integrated control of Glossines: Action of
the Commission of the European Communities Session 4. General aspects on
Glossina 22. Tsetse fly control and primary health care 23. Tsetse research
and development at Seibersdorf: A review 24. The Antwerp tsetse fly
laboratory: A new start 25. Let us live with tsetse flies Closing session
26. Sessions' report 27. Conclusions
the African trypanosomiasis Session 1. The safety and efficaciousness of
chemical control 3. Is resistance developing in tsetse flies?
Susceptibility to two chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in sprayed and
unsprayed populations of Glossina pallidipes in Kenya 4. Tsetse control by
chemical means in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe 5. Considerations
concerning practical implications of the use of ivermectin to control
tsetse flies in Africa 6. The ecological impact of insecticides in
connection to the control of tsetse flies in Africa: A review Session 2.
Biological, biotechnical and other control methods 7. The development of
baits to survey and control tsetse flies in Zimbabwe 8. Trapping committed
to rural communities for the control of sleeping sickness 9. Integrated
control against the Glossines in Burkina Faso 10. Considerations about the
control of tsetse fly in Mozambique 11. The sterile insect technique for
tsetse eradication in Nigeria 12. Biotechniques and other methods of tsetse
fly control Session 3. Present and future programmes of international and
national organizations 13. Present and future programme of GTZ on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis control 14. The ICIPE's research programme on tsetse
and trypanosomiasis 15. The IEMVT's present and future programmes for
Glossine control 16. ODA's present programmes and future aims for tsetse
control 17. The FAO programme for the control of African animal
trypanosomiasis and related development 18. Joint FAO/IAEA tsetse fly
programme: Current and future 19. Integrated sleeping sickness control 20.
Integrated tsetse control: Present and future programmes of national and
international organisations 21. Integrated control of Glossines: Action of
the Commission of the European Communities Session 4. General aspects on
Glossina 22. Tsetse fly control and primary health care 23. Tsetse research
and development at Seibersdorf: A review 24. The Antwerp tsetse fly
laboratory: A new start 25. Let us live with tsetse flies Closing session
26. Sessions' report 27. Conclusions