Attractivité pour les Tabanidae de différents pièges à glossines avec ou sans attractifs olfactifs. Résultats préliminaires obtenus au Burkina Faso

Publication Type:Journal Article
Year of Publication:1994
Authors:S. Amsler, Filledier, J., Millogo, R.
Journal:Revue d’Élevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des pays tropicaux
Volume:47
Pagination:63-68
Date Published:1994
Keywords:Africa, Ancala fasciata, Atylotus agrestis, Burkina Faso, Chrysops distinctipennis, Octenol, Odours, phenols, Tabanidae, Tabanus gratus, Tabanus par, Tabanus taeniola, Trapping
Abstract:

During the dry season, 3 experiments were performed in the sub-humid savannah area of Burkina Faso to compare the attractiveness and efficacy of 5 different tsetse traps against Tabanidae together with the evaluation of 2 olfactory attractants. The NG-2G and F3 traps and the screen-trap were significantly more effective (X1.7 to 8.7) than the biconical and monoconical ones. Metacresol increased the catches by an average of X1.5, and the metacresol/octenol association (3:1) X2.5 in comparison with the control trap with no attractant at all.

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