Estrategias para el control de la garrapata en un mundo de resistencia a acaricidas Control de resistencia en garrapatas y moscas de importancia veterinaria y enfermedades que transmiten
Por: Kemp, D.H
| Mckenna, R.V | Thulner, R | Willadsen, P | Industria Farmaceútica Veterinaria, México, D.F. (México) | Comisión Nacional de Sanidad Agropecuaria, México, D.F. (México) | Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales, Agrícolas y Pecuarias (INIFAP) México D.F., México | AMPAVE, México, D.F. (México) | FILASA, México, D.F. (México) | IICA, México, D.F. (México) | 4. Seminario Internacional de Parasitología Animal Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco (México) 20-22 Oct 1999.
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ArtículoEditor: Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco (México) 1999Descripción: p. 1-10.Tema(s): AUSTRALIA | BOOPHILUS MICROPLUS | ACARICIDAS | RESISTENCIA A LOS ACARICIDAS | AMITRAZ | METASTIGMATA | AUSTRALIA AGRICULTURA | BOOPHILUS MICROPLUS AGRICULTURA | ACARICIDES AGRICULTURA | RESISTANCE TO ACARICIDES AGRICULTURA | AMITRAZ AGRICULTURA | METASTIGMATA AGRICULTURA | AUSTRALIE AGRICULTURA | BOOPHILUS MICROPLUS AGRICULTURA | ACARICIDE AGRICULTURA | RESISTANCE AUX ACARICIDES AGRICULTURA | AMITRAZE AGRICULTURA | METASTIGMATA AGRICULTURAResumen: In Australia, the repeated emergence of amitraz resistant ticks poses a problem for the farmer, both in terms of delaying that resistance, if posible, and in finding alternative, acceptable means of tick control. The results presented here show that resistance mechanism. The extent to which such ticks persists in the field in the absence of ongoing amitraz usage is an important question to which we currently have no answer. It is further shown that joint usage of tick vaccine and some macrocyclic lactone acaricides has the potential to lead to greatly enhanced efficacy and hence, pershaps, greater cost effectiveness
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In Australia, the repeated emergence of amitraz resistant ticks poses a problem for the farmer, both in terms of delaying that resistance, if posible, and in finding alternative, acceptable means of tick control. The results presented here show that resistance mechanism. The extent to which such ticks persists in the field in the absence of ongoing amitraz usage is an important question to which we currently have no answer. It is further shown that joint usage of tick vaccine and some macrocyclic lactone acaricides has the potential to lead to greatly enhanced efficacy and hence, pershaps, greater cost effectiveness
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