| Literature DB >> 12045807 |
Sergio P Cunha1, João R Carreira Alves, Milton M Lima, Jair R Duarte, Luiz C V de Barros, José L da Silva, Angelo T Gammaro, Orlando de S Monteiro Filho, Amauri R Wanzeler.
Abstract
The frequency of Bromeliaceae and other plant breeding places where Aedes aegypti can be found is reported during two consecutive operational cycles (focal treatment) in the city of Rio de Janeiro. These cycles took place from November 12 2000 to March 9 2001 and from March 12 2001 to June 15 2001. This study concentrates on the epidemiological implications resulting from the growing use of these plants as decorative living objects.Entities:
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Year: 2002 PMID： 12045807 DOI： 10.1590/s0034-89102002000200018
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Rev Saude Publica ISSN： 0034-8910 Impact factor: 2.106