Vectors. Approximately 20µg of vector pEE12.4 Approximately 20µg of vector pEE6.4
Vectors. (2018). History, epidemiology and diagnostics of dengue in the American and Brazilian contexts: a review. 11(1), 264. doi:10.1186/s13071-018-2830-8 Skaug, X., Xxxxxxxx, D., Xxxxxx, B., Xxxxxxxxx, X., Xxxxxxx, X. (2016). Generalized Linear Mixed Models using 'AD Model Builder. R package version 0.8.3.3.
Vectors. Due to the large surface area of standing water within the Xxxxx, The San Xxxxxxx Xxxxx is a breeding habitat for numerous mosquito species. Two mosquito species which have been identified in the Xxxxx represent a potential health threat to the surrounding human population: Culex tarsalis, potential carrier and transmitter of the encephalitis virus, and Anopheles freeborni, potential carrier and transmitter of the malaria virus. In addition, a third species, Culex erythrothorax, are common to the Xxxxx. These species are most active during the mosquito breeding season from May to October. There is no record of any virus transmission to human due to mosquitoes breeding in the Xxxxx. It should be noted, however, that infants and small children (up to 3 to 4 years old) have a higher mortality rate than adults in cases where encephalitis virus is transmitted. Although children staying at the day care facility will be playing in outdoor areas, their play time normally occurs during the day time hours and not during evening hours when the Culex tarsalis is the most active. Persons seeking additional information on mosquito-transmitted viruses are encouraged to call the Orange County Vector Control District at (000) 000-0000.
Vectors. The Contractor shall control all vectors (birds, rodents, insects, and other disease carrying or breeding organisms) on the Site, subject to applicable regulations. Use of any chemical sprays, traps and similar measures shall be approved by the County Agriculture Department and the Environmental Health Services Department. The Contractor shall obtain final approval from the Department before the use of any pesticide or rodenticide is deployed for vector control. Application of any of the stated substances shall be performed in compliance with all applicable State and Federal wildlife protection regulations. No chemicals shall be used within 20 feet of monitoring xxxxx.
Vectors. The Contractor shall control all vectors (birds, rodents, insects, and other disease carrying or breeding organisms) on the Facility, subject to applicable regulations. Use of any chemical sprays, traps and similar measures shall be approved by the County Agriculture Department and the Environmental Health Services
Vectors. A vector is an organism (such as an insect) that transmits a pathogen from one organism or source to another. Factors to consider include whether the vector is present in Canada, whether the intermediate host is present in Canada, whether the climate or other environmental factors lower the chance of survival and whether the organism can survive in surrogate or alternate vectors.
