Correction: Risk factors affecting dairy cattle protective grouping behavior, commonly known as bunching, against Stomoxys calcitrans (L.) on California dairies

Ashmawy, Wagdy R. El; Williams, D. E.; Gerry, Alec C.; Champagne, John D.; Lehenbauer, Terry W.; Aly, Sharif S.

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“…In addition, research on Stomoxys spp. flies have also been carried out on various dairy farms such as America (El Ashmawy et al 2020), Israel (Kahana-Sutin et al 2016, Indonesia (Afriyanda et al 2019), and Australian beef cow to control fly populations and prevent the spread of disease (James et al 2021).…”

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Fly species on cows around the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia and their role as zoonotic disease vectors

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Abstract. Nangoy M, Sondakh E, Koneri R, Hadi UK.2021. Fly species on cows around the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia and their role as disease vectors. Biodiversitas 23: 631-636. Climate and land-use changes in additional to livestock rearing systems play a role in the distribution, species, and population of fly pests, which may pose a risk to humans and animal health. The rearing and grazing of cows at the forest edge and in coconut plantations provide an ideal medium for the growth and development of flies. This study aimed to identify the diversity and abundance of fly species found on cows grazing in two habitat types: forest edge habitat and coconut plantation,located at the Tangkoko Nature Reserve in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. The study was conducted from April 2021 to June 2021 using 24 Ongole Crossbred cows including three adult males and three adult females (250-300 kg) and three males and three female calves (60-75 kg) in each habitat. Flies were collected using two fly nets that were swung along the cows in each habitat type with ten swings. The flies collected were identified based on morphology. A total of 6,982 flies were collected and identified to the following taxonomic groups: Muscidae family (Haematobia exigua 91.21%, Stomoxys calcitrans 1.65%, Musca crassirostris 0.67%, S. indicus 0.54%, S. sitiens 0.42%, and Musca domestica 0.11%), and Tabanidae family (Tabanus factiosus 4.91%, Tabanus striatus 0.47%, and Chrisops sp. 0.01%). The abundance of Haematobia exigua in the coconut plantation habitat was higher than in the forest edges, while the number of T. factiosus at the forest edges was higher than in the coconut plantations. Our results confirm that the presence of a variety of fly species and their abundance depends part on the grazing habitat of the cows. Further study of fly species diversity and pathogen status is critical to provide epidemiological data needed to develop control strategies to prevent the emergence of zoonotic diseases.

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Fly species on cows around the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia and their role as zoonotic disease vectors

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“…The literature characterizing the effect of this insecticide (or technical-grade permethrin) on flies under field conditions is limited. For example, permethrin has been used as fly control in research focused on bunching behavior against flies (El Ashmawy et al, 2020) and in another study that estimated the fly's activity during different seasons and pest control managements such as the use of pyrethroid insecticides (El Ashmawy et al, 2021). Other studies reported no significant difference in fly numbers when using automatic insecticide dispensers (sprayers; 1% permethrin and 1% piperonyl butoxide) as a control method for stable flies (Gerry and Abdelfattah, 2021).…”

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In Vitro Evaluation of a Permethrin-Based Pesticide for the Control of Haematobia Irritans

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Curbelo-Rodríguez,

Armstrong

2023

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Correction: Risk factors affecting dairy cattle protective grouping behavior, commonly known as bunching, against Stomoxys calcitrans (L.) on California dairies

Cited by 2 publications

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Fly species on cows around the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia and their role as zoonotic disease vectors

Fly species on cows around the Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia and their role as zoonotic disease vectors

In Vitro Evaluation of a Permethrin-Based Pesticide for the Control of Haematobia Irritans

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