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An organization where you can get continuing education on mosquito control.
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North Central Mosquito Control Association
- Larva are surface feeders
- Their palps, which are sensory structures, are as long as the proboscis (mouth part).
,- Large and dark-brown in color with four dense patches of dark scales on each wing.
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Anopheles mosquito
Pesticide Application Methods
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1.) Residual applications (barrier treatment)- spraying on harborage
pesticides that are effective for longer
2.) Non residual applications- ULV/cold fogging (spraying non residual
pesticides in harborage areas) - kills flying mosquitos immediately
3.) Using both (most effective)
egg, larva, pupa, adult (ELPA)
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life cycle of mosquito
Legal notification requirements for using adulticides
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, notification to residents in area of treatment at least 24 hours before
application through direct notification, posting on websites, and sending
emails directly to those who request it.
a term describing herbs or plants that die back to the ground each year and so have
no woody parts
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herbaceous
Actions to prevent contamination of water
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1.) avoid applications with water or sand soils
2.) avoid storing or mixing pesticides around wells or sinkholes
3.) don't discharge water into street or storm drain
Tick Control Methods
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, 1.) Habitat modification (source reduction- removing grasses and habitats
of ticks, exclusion- fenced and barriers preventing ticks from entering)
2.) Controlling ticks on pets (inspections and vet chemical control options)
3.) Chemical applications (acaricides)
4.) Pyrethoids
5.) Insect Growth Regulators (IGR)
Tick borne diseases in MN
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1. Lyme Disease.
2. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
3.) Anaplasmosis
4.) Babesiosis
5.) Ehrlichiosis
the pest population of level at which pest management is believed to be necessary
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threshold
Why are pollinators in decline?
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1.) pesticide exposure
2.) habitat loss
3.) limited genetic diversity
An organization where you can get continuing education on mosquito control.
Give this one a try later!
North Central Mosquito Control Association
- Larva are surface feeders
- Their palps, which are sensory structures, are as long as the proboscis (mouth part).
,- Large and dark-brown in color with four dense patches of dark scales on each wing.
Give this one a try later!
Anopheles mosquito
Pesticide Application Methods
Give this one a try later!
1.) Residual applications (barrier treatment)- spraying on harborage
pesticides that are effective for longer
2.) Non residual applications- ULV/cold fogging (spraying non residual
pesticides in harborage areas) - kills flying mosquitos immediately
3.) Using both (most effective)
egg, larva, pupa, adult (ELPA)
Give this one a try later!
life cycle of mosquito
Legal notification requirements for using adulticides
Give this one a try later!
, notification to residents in area of treatment at least 24 hours before
application through direct notification, posting on websites, and sending
emails directly to those who request it.
a term describing herbs or plants that die back to the ground each year and so have
no woody parts
Give this one a try later!
herbaceous
Actions to prevent contamination of water
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1.) avoid applications with water or sand soils
2.) avoid storing or mixing pesticides around wells or sinkholes
3.) don't discharge water into street or storm drain
Tick Control Methods
Give this one a try later!
, 1.) Habitat modification (source reduction- removing grasses and habitats
of ticks, exclusion- fenced and barriers preventing ticks from entering)
2.) Controlling ticks on pets (inspections and vet chemical control options)
3.) Chemical applications (acaricides)
4.) Pyrethoids
5.) Insect Growth Regulators (IGR)
Tick borne diseases in MN
Give this one a try later!
1. Lyme Disease.
2. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
3.) Anaplasmosis
4.) Babesiosis
5.) Ehrlichiosis
the pest population of level at which pest management is believed to be necessary
Give this one a try later!
threshold
Why are pollinators in decline?
Give this one a try later!
1.) pesticide exposure
2.) habitat loss
3.) limited genetic diversity
