Effect of climatic influences on the migrations of infective larvae of Cyathostominae

I. Langrová, I. Jankovská, M. Borovský and T. Fiala
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I. Langrová: Department of Zoology and Fishfarming, Faculty of Agronomy, Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic
I. Jankovská: Department of Zoology and Fishfarming, Faculty of Agronomy, Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic
M. Borovský: Department of Zoology and Fishfarming, Faculty of Agronomy, Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic
T. Fiala: Department of Zoology and Fishfarming, Faculty of Agronomy, Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic

Veterinární medicína, 2003, vol. 48, issue 1-2, 200

Abstract: Migration to herbage of Cyathostominae from experimentally deposited fresh or incubated faecal samples containing a known number of cyathostome L3 was studied in the Czech Republicfor up to 1 year. It was found out that most larvae remained quite close to the faecal samples. Of all larvae recovered from herbage 89.18% were collected within 10 cm of the faeces. Temporal variation in the presence of Cyathostominae larvae on vegeta­tion may account for poor recovery of Cyathostominae L3 in the field. A few infective larvae (0.05?2.74% of the larvae placed on the plot) were found as far as 30 cm from the faeces after 1 or 2 weeks. The number of larvae was significantly higher in June, with maximum recoveries of 4.97% (P

Keywords: Cyathostominae; horse; migration; infective larva (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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