Increased Efficacy of Malaise/flight Traps for Horse Flies (Tabanidae) with Glossy, Black Targets as Visual Stimuli

Stuart H. Tedders; F. E. French

Increased Efficacy of Malaise/flight Traps for Horse Flies (Tabanidae) with Glossy, Black Targets as Visual Stimuli

Stuart H. Tedders, F. E. French

Biostatistics, Epidemiology, & Environmental Health Sciences

Georgia Southern University

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Abstract

This presentation was given during the Georgia Academy of Science Annual Meeting.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Apr 22 1988
Event	Georgia Academy of Science Annual Meeting - Duration: Jan 1 1992 → …

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Conference	Georgia Academy of Science Annual Meeting
Period	01/1/92 → …

Keywords

Horse Flies

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Public Health

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Increased Efficacy of Malaise/flight Traps for Horse Flies (Tabanidae) with Glossy, Black Targets as Visual Stimuli

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