Arquivos do Instituto Biológico · 2001 · 18 citations · 4 references
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Life SciencesEntomologyToxicologyMedical EntomologyParasitologyWildlife ParasitologyInsecticide ToxicityInsecticide ToxicologyTick BiologyTick-borne DiseasesResistance To Acaricides
The susceptibility of Boophilus microplus tick to acaricides was evaluated on farms located in different regions of Sao Paulo State. The method used for the evaluation was the immersion of engorged tick females in commercial formulation of the chemical groups organophosphate, pyrethroids, amitraz and the association between organophosphate and pyrethroid. The efficacy of pyrethroid acaricides was lower than 50% in all regions studied. The association between the organophosphate and pyrethroid had the mean efficacy higher than 90% in the North Region, and the amitraz had efficacy higher than 90% in the Northwest and Southern Regions. This work shows the low efficacy of pirethroids acaricides on Boophilus microplus in Sao Paulo State nowadays
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V. K. STUBBS, C. WILSHIRE, L. G. Webber · Australian Veterinary Journal · 1982 · 21 citations
Control of Boophilus ticks on heifers with two pyrethroids applied as sprays.
Davey Rb, Ahrens Eh · PubMed · 1984 · 13 citations
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