2020, Vol. 1, Issue 2, Part A
Molecular identification of Stomoxys and musca (Diptera: Muscidae) of veterinary importance in the pasture area of Ngaoundere
Author(s): Sevidzem Silas L, Kong Anita B, Koumba Armel A, Zinga Koumba C, Mintsa-Nguema R and F Mavoungou Jacques
Abstract: Pasture flies are abundant pests in rangelands of Ngaoundere and information on their species composition is weak. For this reason a cross sectional entomological prospection using a Vavoua trap was conducted in the rainy season (September 2017) in Ngaoundere. Of a total of 568 Stomoxys (biting muscid) trapped, two species were identified 196 S. niger niger (34.51%, 9. 33 Snn/t/d) and 101 S. omega (17.78%, 4.80 so/t/d) as well as 271 non-biting Musca spp (47.71%, 12.90 m/vavoua and day). Molecular genotyping confirmed the morphological identification of Stomoxys species (S. n. niger and S. omega) and Musca species nucleotide sequences generated were 88% identical to Musca autumnalis.
DOI: 10.33545/27080013.2020.v1.i2a.16
Pages: 33-36 | Views: 1244 | Downloads: 598
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Sevidzem Silas L, Kong Anita B, Koumba Armel A, Zinga Koumba C, Mintsa-Nguema R, F Mavoungou Jacques. Molecular identification of Stomoxys and musca (Diptera: Muscidae) of veterinary importance in the pasture area of Ngaoundere. Acta Entomol Zool 2020;1(2):33-36. DOI: 10.33545/27080013.2020.v1.i2a.16
