1981
DOI: 10.1016/0306-4565(81)90040-1
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The effect of changing temperatures on the development of the eggs of Lymnaea peregra (Müller)

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“…No F. hepatica larval development was observed at temperatures below 15˚C in P. columella [58]. The maximum development rate of F. hepatica inside G. truncatula was observed at temperatures from 23-25˚C, and no larval development was observed at temperatures below 10˚C [37, 43,48,51,53,55,57]. Another study found that several generations of daughter rediae were observed at 10˚C, that shedding occurred at 10-25˚C, and that no cercariae shedding occurred at temperatures below 10˚C or above 25˚C [46,47,[52][53][54]62].…”
Section: Temperature and Parasite Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…No F. hepatica larval development was observed at temperatures below 15˚C in P. columella [58]. The maximum development rate of F. hepatica inside G. truncatula was observed at temperatures from 23-25˚C, and no larval development was observed at temperatures below 10˚C [37, 43,48,51,53,55,57]. Another study found that several generations of daughter rediae were observed at 10˚C, that shedding occurred at 10-25˚C, and that no cercariae shedding occurred at temperatures below 10˚C or above 25˚C [46,47,[52][53][54]62].…”
Section: Temperature and Parasite Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The maximum development rate of F. hepatica inside G. truncatula was observed at temperatures from 23-25˚C, and no larval development was observed at temperatures below 10˚C [37, 43,48,51,53,55,57]. Another study found that several generations of daughter rediae were observed at 10˚C, that shedding occurred at 10-25˚C, and that no cercariae shedding occurred at temperatures below 10˚C or above 25˚C [46,47,[52][53][54]62]. It was observed in the subtropics that the infection rate rose with increasing temperatures up to 24˚C and diminished with a further elevation in temperature.…”
Section: Temperature and Parasite Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bullock, 1955, Naylor, 1963, Reynolds & Casterlin, 1979, Casterlin & Reynolds, 1980, McLachlan & Young, 1982, DeSmet, 1985, McBride et al, 1989, Svetlichnyi, 1989, Widdows, 1973, ηελ αλάπηπμε (π.ρ. Bourne & Smith, 1972, Landry, 1975, Akesson, 1977, Branford, 1978a,b, Dawirs, 1979, Al-Habbib & Grainger, 1981, Clarke, 1982, Anger, 1983, Palmegiano &. D'Apote, 1983, Pechenik, 1984a,b, Lima & Pechenik, 1985, Blaszkowski & Moreira, 1986, Dawirs & Dietrich, 1986, Bhaud, 1988, Jamieson & Burns, 1988, Hann, 1989,Al-Tikrity & Grainger1990, Charmantier & Mounet, 1992, ηε δηαηξνθή (π.ρ.…”
Section: γπλακηθή απόθξηζεο ζηελ ηξνθήmentioning
confidence: 99%