… the urban centers of Bamako, Mali and estimated plant attraction by … of sugar fed mosquitoes
and estimated sugar quantities in Ae. aegypti males and females from sugar rich and sugar …

… Aedes aegypti are notoriously difficult to control since their ubiquitous man-made and
natural breeding sites, in various geographical regions, include almost any receptacle that can …

… the 6,174 Culex spp and the 16 Anopheles gambiae sl processed and 1,002 volunteers
tested, there was no evidence of LF transmission in the urban environment of Bamako in Mali. …

… the sugar-feeding habits of the dengue vector, Aedes aegypti, in semi-field conditions to
determine the optimal timing (age) of sugar … feeding of sugar and blood meals is common in Ae. …

… Treatment is a repeated measure, and a random error term of village nested in month
was used to provide an error term for the repeated measure. A heterogeneous compound …

… aegypti blood feeding, oviposition, and plant-feeding habits among SSA populations is
provided in comparison with those in … frequent blood meals in response to scarcity of plant sugar …

… sugar feeding behaviour of … sugar feeding rates have been observed in Aedes aegypti,
with high rates observed in Texas 30 and Mali 32 , while others report little to no sugar feeding …

… they can sugar feed to replenish … Mali (where the presence of both Aaa and Aaf cannot
be excluded) [72] report quite a different habit, with Aaa females frequently feeding on sugar …

… humidity on the survival of sugar fed Aedes aegypti. We showed that sugar feeding greatly
increases longevity in optimal conditions and that humidity impacted … is a common behavior …

… One solution, attractive toxic sugar baits (ATSB), exploits the nectar-feeding behavior of …
aegypti females will readily feed on sugar in the laboratory, and often feed on plant sugars …