Tests on rodenticide Bromchlophos of different baits against farm rats and home rats
Yang Zai
Abstract
Yang Zai
Abstract
The results of selective and nonselective intake tests on farm rats and home rats with Bromchlophos 0 05 g/L of different baits showed that farm rats like to eat poison baits made of rice and wheat,their average intake rate were 23.87% and 23.39% respectively. While home rats like to eat those made of corn and wheat,average intake rate were 33.52% and 29.49% respectively.Killing effects of poison baits made of rice and wheat against farm rats were the best,up to 88.67% and 86.66% respectively,and poison bait made of corn gave 85.84% control of home rats,ranking first. So the choice of poison baits should base on local dominant rats and use alternately.
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The results of selective and nonselective intake tests on farm rats and home rats with Bromchlophos 0 05 g/L of different baits showed that farm rats like to eat poison baits made of rice and wheat,their average intake rate were 23.87% and 23.39% respectively. While home rats like to eat those made of corn and wheat,average intake rate were 33.52% and 29.49% respectively.Killing effects of poison baits made of rice and wheat against farm rats were the best,up to 88.67% and 86.66% respectively,and poison bait made of corn gave 85.84% control of home rats,ranking first. So the choice of poison baits should base on local dominant rats and use alternately.
Key concepts: Rodenticide, Toxicology, Animal science, Biology