Застосування різних діючих речовин лікарських засобів у боротьбі з іксодовими кліщами

Authors

  • О. Б. Бойко НУБіП України
  • М. В. Галат НУБіП України

Abstract

Наведено результати досліджень впливу препаратів на основі фіпронілу й
пропоксуру на кліщів родини Ixodidae в умовах експерименту. Зареєстровано
основні поетапні зміни, що виникають у поведінці кліщів під впливом акарицидних
засобів.

Author Biographies

  • О. Б. Бойко, НУБіП України
    Студентка ОКР «Магістр»
  • М. В. Галат, НУБіП України
    Кандидат ветеринарних наук

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