A Multiunit CO2 Anesthetizing System for Use in Transferring Mosquitoes During Field Cage Insectcide Efficacy Tests

Nathan Y. Vessey; Pamela M. Stark; Kyle L. Flatt; Rudy Bueno Jr.

doi:10.2987/5648.1

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Nathan Y. Vessey,¹ Pamela M. Stark,¹ Kyle L. Flatt,¹ Rudy Bueno Jr.¹

¹Harris County Health and Environmental Services, Mosquito Control Division, 3330 Old Spanish Trail, Houston, TX 77021

Abstract

A multiunit CO₂ delivery and anesthetizing system that supports expanded cage testing of mosquitoes is described. This system has proven more efficient than pipetting for conducting multiple tests and has facilitated the tripling of cage testing capabilities.

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Nathan Y. Vessey, Pamela M. Stark, Kyle L. Flatt, and Rudy Bueno Jr. "A Multiunit CO₂ Anesthetizing System for Use in Transferring Mosquitoes During Field Cage Insectcide Efficacy Tests," Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 24(3), 463-464, (1 September 2008). https://doi.org/10.2987/5648.1

Published: 1 September 2008