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Table 2 Mortality and blood feeding rates of Culex quinquefasciatus "Ladji" after release-recapture in experimental huts (3 replicates)

From: Managing insecticide resistance in malaria vectors by combining carbamate-treated plastic wall sheeting and pyrethroid-treated bed nets

Cx. quinquefasciatus

Control

ITN

ITN + PPWI 1/3

INT + PPWI total

Females caught

342

330

286

257

Females dead

2

48

77

121

Mortality (%)

0.6a

[0-1.4]

14.6b

[10.7-18.4]

26.9c

[21.8-32.1]

47.1d

[41.0-53.2]

Corrected mortality (%)

 

14.0a

26.4b

46.6c

Females blood fed

149

24

18

0

Blood feeding rate (%)

43.6a

[38.3-48.8]

7.3b

[4.5-10.1]

6.29b

[3.5-9.1]

0c

Blood feeding inhibition (%)

-

83.31

85.55

100

  1. Note: ITN = insecticide-treated net (deltamethrin at 25 mg/m2); PPWI 1/3 = top third of the walls covered with woven polypropylene treated with bendiocarb at 200 mg/m2; PPWI total = walls completely covered with woven polypropylene treated with bendiocarb at 200 mg/m2. Values in the same row sharing the same superscript letter do not differ significantly (p > 0.05).