2008
DOI: 10.3954/1523-5475-25.1.41
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Susceptibility of the Bed Bug Cimex lectularius L. (Heteroptera: Cimicidae) Collected in Poultry Production Facilities to Selected Insecticides

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“…Despite a principle transmission cycle involving mosquitoes, EEEV has been isolated from naturally infected chicken mites [21]. This suggests that human bed bugs, which can also infest poultry farms [22], may be exposed to this virus as well. Although the mites were shown to be poor biological vectors, it is unknown how often such novel insect-virus pairings result in productive infections.…”
Section: Bed Bugs and Alphavirus Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite a principle transmission cycle involving mosquitoes, EEEV has been isolated from naturally infected chicken mites [21]. This suggests that human bed bugs, which can also infest poultry farms [22], may be exposed to this virus as well. Although the mites were shown to be poor biological vectors, it is unknown how often such novel insect-virus pairings result in productive infections.…”
Section: Bed Bugs and Alphavirus Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resistance against synthetic pyrethroids has been reported several times from the USA (e.g., Moore and Miller 2006;Romero et al 2007) but only once from Europe (UK, Boase et al 2006). There are no reports on resistance against chlorpyrifos but resistance against another organophosphate, malathion, was reported from Israel in 1971 (Feroz 1971) and reduced susceptibility to the organophosphates, diazinon and dichlorvos were reported in bed bug populations collected in poultry facilities in the USA (Steelman et al 2008). The aim of this study was to provide a screening for the presence of resistance against the two classes of insecticides that are applied against bed bugs in Denmark.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Currently, infestations are controlled by conducting frequent inspections either visually, with the aid of monitoring devices or detection by trained canines; laundering; applying steam; heat treatments; and repeated applications of insecticides in areas where bed bugs harbor (Potter et al 2011). Recent reports demonstrating resistance to pyrethroid insecticides (Moore and Miller 2006, Steelman et al 2008) and restrictions on indoor insecticide applications highlight the importance of an effective integrated pest management (IPM) program. An IPM program for bed bugs should include both chemical and nonchemical means for control.…”
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