Survey of free flea on the indoor floor surface in natural infectious focus of Hepu County,Guangxi Region.
Jun Zeng
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Jun Zeng
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Objective To understand the species of free flea on indoor floor in natural infectious area of plague in Hepu County,Guangxi Region and offer basis for formulating control measures. Methods The data concerning the monitoring of plague during 1987~2005 in Hepu County were analyzed and evaluated. Results There were 5 species of free flea on the indoor floor and Pulex irritans was predominant,accounted for 93.40%,with an annual average flea index of 0.0536. The peak months were from January to April and from November to December. Conclusion The monitoring of flea on indoor floor can understand the composition and density change of flea,thus early identification of plague is possible.
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Objective To understand the species of free flea on indoor floor in natural infectious area of plague in Hepu County,Guangxi Region and offer basis for formulating control measures. Methods The data concerning the monitoring of plague during 1987~2005 in Hepu County were analyzed and evaluated. Results There were 5 species of free flea on the indoor floor and Pulex irritans was predominant,accounted for 93.40%,with an annual average flea index of 0.0536. The peak months were from January to April and from November to December. Conclusion The monitoring of flea on indoor floor can understand the composition and density change of flea,thus early identification of plague is possible.
Key concepts: Flea, Plague (disease), Geography, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Ecology, Archaeology, Medicine