Selecting Tests for Rattus flavipectus to 6 Anticoagulant Rodenticides
Wang Guo
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Wang Guo
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Objective To evaluate the anticoagulant rodenticides for Rattus flavipectus control. Methods The acceptability for Rattus flavipectus to 6 anticoagulant rodenticide (Warfarin, Coumatetraly, Diphacin Na, Chlorophacinone Na, Talon, Bromodiolone) were carried using the methods of select feeding test (single and group) in laboratory. Results The acceptability and toxic effects of second generation anticoagulant rodenticide (Talon, Bromodiolone) were better than first generation (Warfarin, Coumatetraly, Diphacin Na, Chlorophacinone Na) for Rattus flavipectus . Conclusion Second generation anticoagulant rodenticides could be used in the places where the resistance of rodent to the first generation has was confirmed.
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Objective To evaluate the anticoagulant rodenticides for Rattus flavipectus control. Methods The acceptability for Rattus flavipectus to 6 anticoagulant rodenticide (Warfarin, Coumatetraly, Diphacin Na, Chlorophacinone Na, Talon, Bromodiolone) were carried using the methods of select feeding test (single and group) in laboratory. Results The acceptability and toxic effects of second generation anticoagulant rodenticide (Talon, Bromodiolone) were better than first generation (Warfarin, Coumatetraly, Diphacin Na, Chlorophacinone Na) for Rattus flavipectus . Conclusion Second generation anticoagulant rodenticides could be used in the places where the resistance of rodent to the first generation has was confirmed.
Key concepts: Rodenticide, Warfarin, Anticoagulant, Toxicology, Rodent, Biology, Medicine, Veterinary medicine