Strategic use of chemical ecology for vector-borne disease control -- Molecular regulation of olfaction in mosquitoes -- Olfactory physiology of blood-feeding vector mosquitoes -- Odour coding and neural connections -- Detection of carbon dioxide and its role in the orientation to hosts by haematophagous insects -- Host finding by female mosquitoes: mechanisms of orientation to host odours and other cues -- Host-seeking behaviour of mosquitoes: responses to olfactory stimuli in the laboratory -- Host-seeking behaviour of afrotropical anophelines: field and semi-field studies -- Chemical ecology of sandflies -- Understanding and exploiting olfaction for the surveillance and control of Culicoides biting midges -- Black fly interactions with their hosts -- Olfaction in Glossina-host interactions: a tale of two tsetse -- Behavioural modalities of non-vector biting diptera: from olfaction to feeding -- Role of olfaction in host seeking of triatomine bugs -- Chemical ecology of tick-host interactions -- Parasite-mediated enhancement of transmission by haematophagous insects -- Practical application of olfactory cues for monitoring and control of Aedes aegypti in Brazil: a case study -- Exploitation of olfactory-mediated behaviour.
Series:
Ecology and control of vector-borne diseases, 1875-0699 ; v. 2
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