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Infective capacity of the commercial nematode Steinernema carpocapsae parasitizing Aedes aegypti mosquito larvae in Yucatán México

Ávila-López et al., 2024

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10292162301262850761
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Ávila-López M
Aguirre-Ayala D
VidaL-Martínez V
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Helminthologia

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Dengue is currently the most important arbovirosis in the world, affecting over 120 countries in both tropical and sub-tropical areas, with 2500 million people at risk. Due to global warming, it is expected that Aedes aegypti will be able to survive at higher latitudes …
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