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Felio J Bello - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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lucilia sericata strain from colombia experimental colonization life tables and evaluation of two artifcial diets of the blowfy lucilia sericata meigen diptera calliphoridae bogota colombia strain
Biological Research, 2010Co-Authors: Luis C Rueda, Luis G Ortega, Nidya Alexandra Segura, Victor Acero, Felio J BelloAbstract:The objective of this work was to establish, under experimental laboratory conditions, a colony of Lucilia sericata, Bogota-Colombia strain, to build life tables and evaluate two artifcial diets. This blowfy is frequently used in postmortem interval studies and in injury treatment. The parental adult insects collected in Bogota were maintained in cages at 22°C±1 average temperature, 60%±5 relative humidity and 12 h Photoperiodicity. The blowfies were fed on two artifcial diets that were evaluated over seven continuous generations. Reproductive and population parameters were assessed. The life cycle of the species was expressed in the number of days of the different stages: egg = 0.8±0.1, larvae I = 1.1±0.02, larvae II = 1.94±0.16, larvae III = 3.5±0.54, pupae = 6.55±0.47, male adult = 28.7±0.83 and female adult = 33.5±1.0. Total survival from egg stage to adult stage was 91.2% for diet 1, while for diet 2 this parameter was 40.5%. The lifetime reproductive output was 184.51±11.2 eggs per female. The population parameters, as well as the reproductive output of the blowfies that were assessed, showed relatively high values, giving evidence of the continuous increase of the strain over the different generations and making possible its maintenance as a stable colony that has lasted for more than two years.
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colonization of ochlerotatus taeniorhynchus from riohacha colombia
Journal of The American Mosquito Control Association, 2005Co-Authors: Felio J Bello, Gerson A Herrera, Juan C Sandoval, Jesus E Escovar, Manuel Ruizgarcia, Maria Del Pilar CorenaAbstract:ABSTRACT The main objective of the present work was to establish and maintain a colony of Ochlerotatus taeniorhynchus, Riohacha strain, under laboratory conditions and to study its life cycle. The colony's insectary was established from adult male and female mosquitoes collected from peripheral neighborhoods of Riohacha, Colombia. Environmental conditions established in the insectary were 26.5°C average temperature, 80% average relative humidity, and 12 h Photoperiodicity. Eight continuous generations were taken into account for maintaining the mosquitoes and analyzing their life cycle. The male mosquito's average life cycle was 26.8 days. The female's cycle was 30.8 days. Analysis of each of the biological stages of development (mean days) produced the following results: egg incubation 4.55 ± 0.291, larvae 8.28 ± 0.499, pupae 1.32 ± 0.215, adult male 12.65 ± 5.920, and adult female 16.73 ± 6.034. The Riohacha colony has been maintained for 32 generations in 31 months. Comparison of the Riohacha colony wi...
Luis C Rueda - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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lucilia sericata strain from colombia experimental colonization life tables and evaluation of two artifcial diets of the blowfy lucilia sericata meigen diptera calliphoridae bogota colombia strain
Biological Research, 2010Co-Authors: Luis C Rueda, Luis G Ortega, Nidya Alexandra Segura, Victor Acero, Felio J BelloAbstract:The objective of this work was to establish, under experimental laboratory conditions, a colony of Lucilia sericata, Bogota-Colombia strain, to build life tables and evaluate two artifcial diets. This blowfy is frequently used in postmortem interval studies and in injury treatment. The parental adult insects collected in Bogota were maintained in cages at 22°C±1 average temperature, 60%±5 relative humidity and 12 h Photoperiodicity. The blowfies were fed on two artifcial diets that were evaluated over seven continuous generations. Reproductive and population parameters were assessed. The life cycle of the species was expressed in the number of days of the different stages: egg = 0.8±0.1, larvae I = 1.1±0.02, larvae II = 1.94±0.16, larvae III = 3.5±0.54, pupae = 6.55±0.47, male adult = 28.7±0.83 and female adult = 33.5±1.0. Total survival from egg stage to adult stage was 91.2% for diet 1, while for diet 2 this parameter was 40.5%. The lifetime reproductive output was 184.51±11.2 eggs per female. The population parameters, as well as the reproductive output of the blowfies that were assessed, showed relatively high values, giving evidence of the continuous increase of the strain over the different generations and making possible its maintenance as a stable colony that has lasted for more than two years.
Victor Acero - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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lucilia sericata strain from colombia experimental colonization life tables and evaluation of two artifcial diets of the blowfy lucilia sericata meigen diptera calliphoridae bogota colombia strain
Biological Research, 2010Co-Authors: Luis C Rueda, Luis G Ortega, Nidya Alexandra Segura, Victor Acero, Felio J BelloAbstract:The objective of this work was to establish, under experimental laboratory conditions, a colony of Lucilia sericata, Bogota-Colombia strain, to build life tables and evaluate two artifcial diets. This blowfy is frequently used in postmortem interval studies and in injury treatment. The parental adult insects collected in Bogota were maintained in cages at 22°C±1 average temperature, 60%±5 relative humidity and 12 h Photoperiodicity. The blowfies were fed on two artifcial diets that were evaluated over seven continuous generations. Reproductive and population parameters were assessed. The life cycle of the species was expressed in the number of days of the different stages: egg = 0.8±0.1, larvae I = 1.1±0.02, larvae II = 1.94±0.16, larvae III = 3.5±0.54, pupae = 6.55±0.47, male adult = 28.7±0.83 and female adult = 33.5±1.0. Total survival from egg stage to adult stage was 91.2% for diet 1, while for diet 2 this parameter was 40.5%. The lifetime reproductive output was 184.51±11.2 eggs per female. The population parameters, as well as the reproductive output of the blowfies that were assessed, showed relatively high values, giving evidence of the continuous increase of the strain over the different generations and making possible its maintenance as a stable colony that has lasted for more than two years.
Nidya Alexandra Segura - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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lucilia sericata strain from colombia experimental colonization life tables and evaluation of two artifcial diets of the blowfy lucilia sericata meigen diptera calliphoridae bogota colombia strain
Biological Research, 2010Co-Authors: Luis C Rueda, Luis G Ortega, Nidya Alexandra Segura, Victor Acero, Felio J BelloAbstract:The objective of this work was to establish, under experimental laboratory conditions, a colony of Lucilia sericata, Bogota-Colombia strain, to build life tables and evaluate two artifcial diets. This blowfy is frequently used in postmortem interval studies and in injury treatment. The parental adult insects collected in Bogota were maintained in cages at 22°C±1 average temperature, 60%±5 relative humidity and 12 h Photoperiodicity. The blowfies were fed on two artifcial diets that were evaluated over seven continuous generations. Reproductive and population parameters were assessed. The life cycle of the species was expressed in the number of days of the different stages: egg = 0.8±0.1, larvae I = 1.1±0.02, larvae II = 1.94±0.16, larvae III = 3.5±0.54, pupae = 6.55±0.47, male adult = 28.7±0.83 and female adult = 33.5±1.0. Total survival from egg stage to adult stage was 91.2% for diet 1, while for diet 2 this parameter was 40.5%. The lifetime reproductive output was 184.51±11.2 eggs per female. The population parameters, as well as the reproductive output of the blowfies that were assessed, showed relatively high values, giving evidence of the continuous increase of the strain over the different generations and making possible its maintenance as a stable colony that has lasted for more than two years.
Luis G Ortega - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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lucilia sericata strain from colombia experimental colonization life tables and evaluation of two artifcial diets of the blowfy lucilia sericata meigen diptera calliphoridae bogota colombia strain
Biological Research, 2010Co-Authors: Luis C Rueda, Luis G Ortega, Nidya Alexandra Segura, Victor Acero, Felio J BelloAbstract:The objective of this work was to establish, under experimental laboratory conditions, a colony of Lucilia sericata, Bogota-Colombia strain, to build life tables and evaluate two artifcial diets. This blowfy is frequently used in postmortem interval studies and in injury treatment. The parental adult insects collected in Bogota were maintained in cages at 22°C±1 average temperature, 60%±5 relative humidity and 12 h Photoperiodicity. The blowfies were fed on two artifcial diets that were evaluated over seven continuous generations. Reproductive and population parameters were assessed. The life cycle of the species was expressed in the number of days of the different stages: egg = 0.8±0.1, larvae I = 1.1±0.02, larvae II = 1.94±0.16, larvae III = 3.5±0.54, pupae = 6.55±0.47, male adult = 28.7±0.83 and female adult = 33.5±1.0. Total survival from egg stage to adult stage was 91.2% for diet 1, while for diet 2 this parameter was 40.5%. The lifetime reproductive output was 184.51±11.2 eggs per female. The population parameters, as well as the reproductive output of the blowfies that were assessed, showed relatively high values, giving evidence of the continuous increase of the strain over the different generations and making possible its maintenance as a stable colony that has lasted for more than two years.