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Our Experience in Collecting tiger mosquitoes Using Ovitraps in Strumica, Gevgelija and the Border Crossing to Greece

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Journal of Health Science 2017年第6期5卷 345-349页

作者： Nikolina Sokolovska Jovanka Kostovska Shemsi Musa Liljana Lazarevska Luljzime Bajrami Zlatko Arsenievski P.H.O. Center for Public Health-Skopje Bid. 3rd Macedonian Brigade No.18 Skopje 1000 Republic of Macedonia Ministry of Health of the Republic of Macedonia str.50th Division No.6 Skopje 1000 Republic of Macedonia

Collecting eggs of Aedes （Stegomyia） albopictus （Skuse, 1894）（Diptera, ram. Culicidae）, i.e. asian tiger mosquito was carded out in August 2016. Fourteen （14） ovitraps were placed at 3 different places： the area Banja Bansko （near Strumica）, Mrzenci （Gevgelija） and at the border crossing between Macedonia-Greece （Bogorodica）. During one month the ovitraps were exposed for two weeks, near the vegetation that mosquitoes use as resting places, also in the places where people are present and close to potted flower arrangements. The collected eggs from the ovitraps were returned to the Entomological laboratory of the P.H.O. Center for public health-Skopje and put in an entomological （hand-made） cage. Under the optimum moisture and temperature, after a few days the adults emerged. The determination of species was performed using a binocular magnifier. A total of 50 mosquitoes were collected, of those 23 were male Ae. albopictus and 27 were female Ae. albopictus. These examples were verified by prof. Dusan Petric and the Medical entomology laboratory at the Faculty of Agficul^tre Novi Sad （Republic of Serbia）. The presence of Ae. albopictus in the Republic of Macedonia was for the first time determined. We are now even more motivated to investigate and prove the presence of tiger mosquitos in other locations in Macedonia.

关键词： asian tiger mosquito ovitraps collecting eggs Republic of Macedonia.

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Introduction of invasive mosquito species into Europe and prospects for arbovirus transmission and vector control in an era of globalization

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Infectious Diseases of Poverty 2023年第6期12卷 109-109页

作者： Renke Lühken Norbert Brattig Norbert Becker Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine Hamburg Germany Institute for Dipterology Speyer Germany Institute for Organismal Studies (COS) University of Heidelberg Heidelberg Germany

Background mosquito research in Europe has a long history,primarily focused on malaria *** recent years,invasive mosquito species like the asian tiger mosquito(Aedes albopictus)and the spread of arboviruses like dengue virus,chikungunya virus or bluetongue virus have led to an intensifcation of research and monitoring in *** risk of further dissemination of exotic species and mosquito-borne pathogens is expected to increase with ongoing globalization,human mobility,transport geography,and climate *** have conducted various studies to understand the ecology,biology,and efective control strategies of mosquitoes and associated *** body Three invasive mosquito species are established in Europe:asian tiger mosquito(Aedes albopictus),Japanese bush mosquito(***),and Korean bush mosquito(Aedes koreicus).*** is the most invasive species and has been established in Europe since *** the past two decades,there has been an increasing number of outbreaks of infections by mosquito-borne viruses in particular chikungunya virus,dengue virus or Zika virus in Europe primary driven by *** the same time,climate change with rising temperatures results in increasing threat of invasive mosquito-borne viruses,in particular Usutu virus and West Nile virus transmitted by native Culex mosquito *** mosquito control programs require a high level of community participation,going along with comprehensive information campaigns,to ensure source reduction and successful *** strategies for container breeding mosquitoes like *** or Culex species involve community participation,door-to-door control activities in private *** measures can involve integration of sterile insect techniques,applying indigenous copepods,Wolbachia ***,or genetically modifed mosquitoes,which is very unlike to be practiced as standard method in the near *** Climate change and globaliza

关键词： Invasive mosquito Spread Outbreak mosquito-borne virus asian tiger mosquito Arbovirus Control strategy Globalization Europe

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