A field trial of suppression of Aedes aegypti population by releasing sterile males into a domestic population.
F Ogah, N Juma�- Parassitologia, 1977 - europepmc.org
F Ogah, N Juma
Parassitologia, 1977•europepmc.orgAfter release of an average of 1260 sterile male each day for a period of sixty two days, the
average fertility of Aedas aegypti population remained above 50% in Ererwani village. It is
concluded that the irradiated sterile males may not be suitable as a control measure, despite
the fact that irradiation was carried out in nitrogen atmosphere.
average fertility of Aedas aegypti population remained above 50% in Ererwani village. It is
concluded that the irradiated sterile males may not be suitable as a control measure, despite
the fact that irradiation was carried out in nitrogen atmosphere.
After release of an average of 1260 sterile male each day for a period of sixty two days, the average fertility of Aedas aegypti population remained above 50% in Ererwani village. It is concluded that the irradiated sterile males may not be suitable as a control measure, despite the fact that irradiation was carried out in nitrogen atmosphere.
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