Method of delaying eclosion of Aedes albopictus pupae and method of transporting Aedes albopictus pupae
A technology for Aedes albopictus and mosquito pupae, applied in the field of mosquito control, can solve the problems of short emergence time, high transportation cost, death of adult mosquitoes, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing transportation cost, convenient operation, and reducing transportation space.
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[0030] This example studies the effects of different storage temperatures on the emergence and survival of Aedes albopictus pupae.
[0031] Appliances and materials: 30*30*30cm adult mosquito breeding cage, 10*10cm square petri dish, biochemical incubator, purified water, male Aedes albopictus pupae, disposable lunch box.
[0032] Quantity used: 12 adult mosquito breeding cages, 12 petri dishes, 3 biochemical incubators, and 12,000 male mosquito pupae.
[0033] Experimental method and results: Each 1000 male mosquito pupae was regarded as a sample and placed in a petri dish; 12000 male mosquito pupae were randomly divided into 4 groups and numbered, and three parallel samples were repeated for each group. The numbered petri dishes were respectively placed in biochemical incubators with different temperatures (set according to Table 1), and the humidity in each group of biochemical incubators was controlled to be 80%. Group 1 is a blank control group, directly put male mosquit...
Embodiment 2
[0052] This example studies the effects of storage temperature at 18°C and different storage times on the emergence and survival of Aedes albopictus pupae.
[0053] Appliances and materials: 30*30*30cm adult mosquito breeding cage, 10*10cm square petri dish, biochemical incubator, purified water, male Aedes albopictus pupae, disposable lunch box.
[0054]Quantity used: 12 adult mosquito breeding cages, 12 petri dishes, 3 biochemical incubators, and 12,000 male mosquito pupae.
[0055] Experimental method and results: Each 1000 male mosquito pupae was regarded as a sample and placed in a petri dish; 12000 male mosquito pupae were randomly divided into 4 groups and numbered, and three parallel samples were repeated for each group. The numbered culture dishes were placed in the biochemical incubator respectively, and the temperature in the biochemical incubator of each group was controlled to be 18° C. and the humidity was 80%. The specific storage time of each group is as fol...
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