Ixodid kenelerle mücadelede kimyasal akarisidlere alternatif yollar

Yıl 2015, Cilt: 26 Sayı: 1, 29 - 34, 15.06.2015

Perçem Atan Kader Yıldız

https://doi.org/10.35864/evmd.513368

Öz

Ixodidae ailesindeki kenelerle başarılı mücadelenin hedefi dişi kenenin yeni bir nesil oluşturmasının önüne geçilmesidir. Bu amaçla günümüzde en yaygın kullanılan yol kimyasal akarisit uygulamalarıdır. Ancak kenelerde akarisitlere karşı gelişen direnç ve çiftlik hayvanlarında et ve süt ürünlerindeki ilaç kalıntıları gibi sebeplerle kimyasal akarisitlere alternatif mücadele metotlarının geliştirilmesi gereksinimini ortaya çıkmıştır. Steril erkek kene üretilmesi, aşı geliştirilmesi ve kenelere dirençli hayvanların yetiştirilmesi uygulamaları kene ile mücadelede alternatif yöntemler arasındadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Alternatif metotlar, Ixodidae, kene, kimyasal akarisit

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