彦根市におけるマラリア防遏と殺虫剤抵抗性昆虫の発達

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1) It is one of the purposes of the present paper to report the evidence of high level resistance to DDT observed in Japanese houseflies. 2) The large-scale malaria control program in Hikone City, Japan, resulted in such a remarkable success as no patient was reported since 1954. However, DDT resistant houseflies have developed in this city. 3) The result of tests on resistibility of houseflies to DDT and BHC indicates that the field population in this city is consisted of two distinct groups, i. e., the DDT resistant and nonresistant. However, no BHC resistance has developed in this field population. 4) Among the progeny of DDT resistant flies, several morphological mutants have been found. (The full contents of this paper will be translated in English in a publication of World Health Organization, Japanese contributions to the study of insecticide-resistance problem, in press.).
日本衛生動物学会の論文
1957-08-01