The susceptibility of tsetse flies (Diptera: Glossinidae), Glossina palpalis gambiensis (Vanderplank), and G. m. morsitans (Westwood) to topically applied spinosad, a mixture of insecticidal molecules from the actinomycete Saccharopolyspora spinosa, is almost as high as to deltamethrin. However, susceptibility to spinosad does not differ significantly between teneral and gravid flies, contrary to deltamethrin. Spinosad might be a promising candidate for future tsetse control by the sequential aerial technique.
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1 September 2004
The Macrocyclic Lactone “Spinosad,” a Promising Insecticide for Tsetse Fly Control
R. De Deken,
N. Speybroeck,
G. Gillain,
H. Sigue,
K. Batawi,
P. Van Den Bossche
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Journal of Medical Entomology
Vol. 41 • No. 5
September 2004
Vol. 41 • No. 5
September 2004
Glossina spp
insecticide
spinosad
susceptibility
tsetse control