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1 March 2015 Field Evaluation of a Novel Mos-Hole Trap and Naphtha Compared with BG Sentinel Trap and Mosquito Magnet X Trap to Collect Adult Mosquitoes
Rui-de Xue, Michael L. Smith, Hoonbook Yi, Daniel L. Kline
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Abstract

The novel Mos-Hole trap™ with liquid attractant naphtha™ from Korea was compared with BG Sentinel™ trap and Mosquito Magnet X™ trap for field collection of adult mosquitoes in St. Johns County, northeastern Florida, from May to October 2013. The novel Mos-Hole trap baited with naphtha (liquid attractant) collected similar numbers of mosquitoes, compared with the number of mosquitoes caught by BG Sentinel traps baited with BG Lure™. Both Mos-Hole and BG Sentinel traps collected a significantly greater number of mosquitoes compared with the numbers collected by Mosquito Magnet X traps. In other field evaluations when switching lures, the Mos-Hole traps baited with BG Lure caught more mosquitoes than the BG Sentinel trap baited with liquid naphtha attractant. The results showed that the novel Mos-Hole trap has the potential to be used as an additional effective sampling tool for population surveillance and control of adult mosquitoes.

2015 by The American Mosquito Control Association, Inc.
Rui-de Xue, Michael L. Smith, Hoonbook Yi, and Daniel L. Kline "Field Evaluation of a Novel Mos-Hole Trap and Naphtha Compared with BG Sentinel Trap and Mosquito Magnet X Trap to Collect Adult Mosquitoes," Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 31(1), 110-112, (1 March 2015). https://doi.org/10.2987/14-6425.1
Published: 1 March 2015
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KEYWORDS
Aedes albopictus
BG Sentinel trap
Mos-Hole trap
Mosquito Magnet X trap, naphtha
Psorophora columbiae
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