ISSN 1003-8280 CN 10-1522/R 中国疾病预防控制中心 主办
Objective To determine the optimal rodenticide bait for the farming areas in Guangdong province. Methods Different formulations were screened in terms of palatability and applied indoors to evaluate their effects on major rodent species detrimental to the farming industry in Guangdong. Results Compared to crops, the Basic Formulation C+ Attractant Ⅱ and Basic Formation G+Attractant Ⅰ, which topped the screening, had the acceptance coefficient of 2.97, 2.89 and 1.76 for Rattus losea, Bandicota indica and R. norvegicus respectively. The two formulations were well palatable. Conclusion The study provide information for the application of rodenticide bait in future.
Objective To explore the new, environment-friendly and pollution-free technology for rural rodent monitoring and control. Methods The trap barrier system (TBS) technology was applied to capture rural rodents from October 2007 to April 2008. The crop growth period and the species, age, sex, pregnancy, litter size and other characteristics of rodents were recorded. The wheat yield was measured and rodent control effect evaluated during the harvest season. Results Eighty rodents were captured using the TBS technology, including 23 Anourosorex squamipes and 57 rodents such as Apodemus agrarius and Micromys minutus. The resulting rodent control effect was up to 61.3%, and the wheat yield increased by 11.7% as compared to the control farmland. Conclusion The TBS technology, an effective tool for farmland rodent monitoring and control, has overcome the flaws in the Methods of bamboo tube bait stations and rodent traps, and may achieve green and hazard-free management of farmland rodents. This technology can be promoted and applied at larger scale.
Objective To determine the anti-fertility effect of curcumol baits on Lasiopodomys brandti. Methods The experimental group was fed with baits of 3 doses, 0.1%, 0.2% and 0.4%, respectively, while the control group received nontoxic blanks. The voles freely consumed the baits for 3 consecutive weeks before gross examination, in which the morphology of genital organs was observed, and the organ coefficient calculated. The sperm quality was measured for male animals. Results Curcumol baits were effective anti-fertility agents against both male and female L. brandti. As for female voles, abnormal ovarian development was observed with impaired follicular maturation in the 0.2% and 0.4% dose groups; increased organ coefficient for the uterus was present in each dose group along with uterine edema, the extent of which was positively correlated with the dose administration. As for male animals, intoxicated individuals had lowered sperm motility, concentration and viability in addition to increased risk of sperm malformation, where the most common abnormality was acrosomal loss; their epididymal organ coefficient also declined to a degree positively correlated with the dose. Curcumol did not affect the individual development of either gender. Conclusion While curcumol baits had anti-fertility effects on L. brandti, the duration and recoverability of drug effect should be further studied.
【Abstract】 Objective To determine the lethal feeding period (LFP) of 0.0025% Chlorophacinone baits in Meriones unguiculatus. Methods A LFP?resistance?based detection method developed by the EPPO (European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization) was adopted. Results The minimum lethal dose was 6.3510 mg/kg for M. unguiculatus, the highest survival dose 13.0230 mg/kg. Statistically significant differences were observed in the feeding period and its corresponding mortalities between male and female groups (P=0.036), the Probit model (feeding period versus mortality) being Probit (p)=-2.651 95+0.798 17x (P=0.901), and Probit(p)=-5.620 58+2.160 45x (P=0.999), respectively. The LFP50, LFP98, LFP99 and their 95% confidence limits(CI) were 3.322 53 d(2.740 04-3.952 39), 5.895 58 d(4.939 49-8.323 31), and 6.237 11 d (5.184 50-8.950 40) in the female M. unguiculatus; and 2.601 59 d (2.210 62-2.989 34), 3.552 20 d (3.115 84-5.024 47) and 3.678 38 d (3.204 01-5.326 58) in the male M. unguiculatus. Conclusion In LFP resistance detection using 0.0025% Chlorophacinone baits in M. unguiculatus, the 95%CI upper limit of LFP98, an integer number of days when applied as the drug?resistant testing standards, was 8 d for female rats and 5 d for males that survived in the feeding period; on the other hand, the 95%CI upper limit of LFP99, as an alternative, was 9 d for surviving female rats and 5 d for surviving males in the feeding period.
【Abstract】 The areas damaged by rodent reached about 35.2 million hm2/year, involving 144 million farmers. Affected by grassland rodent, 6.8 billion kg pasturage reduced per year, which was equivalent to the annual herbage?in?take of 47 million sheep. The damage of rodent to grassland appeared fluctuation tendency. Such control methods as early?warning monitoring, bait stations, biological control and infertility control technology played an increasingly important role.
【Abstract】 Objective To study the anti?fertility effect of gossypol to Lasiopodomys brandtii. Methods The effect of gossypol to sperm quality, testis and epididymis tissues of L.brandtii was tested with one?off quantitative gastric gavages. Results Gossypol did harm to spermatids, spermatocytes and testis tissue lesions. Testis and epididymis tissues coefficient decreased obviously at the dosage of 20-100 mg/kg, and sperm concentration reduced and sperm malformation increased at 20 mg/kg. It leaded to the death of L.brandtii when the dosage exceeded 60 mg/kg. Conclusion The gossypol had significant anti?fertility effect on male L.brandtii at the concentration of 20-100 mg/kg, but it was lethal at high concentrtion.
【Abstract】 Objective Compare the control efficacy and control cost of two different anticoagulant rodenticides against Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus). Methods Tests were carried out from September to October of 2007 in Abage county. The control efficacy and control cost of 4 different bait treatments methods were calculated. Results The results showed that the killing efficiency of bromadiolone poison baits to M.unguiculatus was 59.18%, increasing by 6.95% than that of sodium diphacinone (52.23%). Taking the control efficacy and control cost into account, bromadiolone poison baits put at 10 m intervals was the optimum method, and its cost was¥22.05/hm2. Conclusion Compared to sodium diphacinone, bromadiolone, with the characteristics of high?efficiency and safety, is used for the control of M.unguiculatus.