Watson T M, Marshall K L, Kay B H
Queensland Institute of Medical Research and University of Queensland, Tropical Health Program, PO Royal Brisbane Hospital, Australia.
J Am Mosq Control Assoc. 2000 Jun;16(2):138-42.
Methods are described for the laboratory colonization of Aedes notoscriptus from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. To initiate colonization, efforts were made to duplicate the natural environment of this species, including the use of a bromeliad as a swarm marker and oviposition substrate. The colony stabilized after the F8 with eclosion rates >50%, and an average production of 5,220 adults since the F9. The fecundity of Ae. notoscriptus averaged 29.4+/-10.5 eggs (range 14-57). The average development times from egg hatch to adult were 11 and 20 days under typical summer (20.5-28.9 degrees C) and winter (10.1-21.2 degrees C) conditions in Brisbane, respectively. This is the 1st published report of the colonization of Ae. notoscriptus.
本文描述了在实验室中对来自澳大利亚昆士兰州布里斯班的致倦库蚊进行种群建立的方法。为了开始种群建立，研究人员努力模拟该物种的自然环境，包括使用凤梨科植物作为聚集标记物和产卵基质。在F8代后种群趋于稳定，羽化率>50%，自F9代以来平均产出5220只成虫。致倦库蚊的平均繁殖力为29.4±10.5枚卵（范围为14 - 57枚）。在布里斯班典型的夏季（20.5 - 28.9摄氏度）和冬季（10.1 - 21.2摄氏度）条件下，从卵孵化到成虫的平均发育时间分别为11天和20天。这是关于致倦库蚊种群建立的首篇发表报告。
