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Assessment of different Acaricides Resistance and Uses of Ethanobotanical Agents for Controlling Ticks Activity: A Review
Shikha Malik and Sanjay Kumar Bhardwaj
Year : 2021 | Volume: 6 | Issue: 6 | Pages: 279-287
Received on: 2021/12/09
Revised on: 2021/12/18
Accepted on: 2021/12/19
Published on: 12/20/2021
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Shikha Malik and Sanjay Kumar Bhardwaj( 2021).
Assessment of different Acaricides Resistance and Uses of Ethanobotanical Agents for Controlling Ticks Activity: A Review
. International Journal of Zoology and Applied Biosciences, 6( 6), 279-287.
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Abstract
Ticks are obligate blood feeding ectoparasites of vertebrates incurring huge production loss in livestock industry & creating serious public health problems in the world. This review explores the acaricides resistance & ethnoveterinary practices to control ticks infestation. Long-term use of acaricides has generated resistance in many tick species. The use of phyto extract might play an important role in addressing the ticks manifestation as ethnoveterinary plant has demonstrated repellent & toxic effects on ticks. They are of course less expensive, but they are often regarded as being more effective & therefore can be developed further for tick control & management. In regard to our literature survey the biological & parasitic activities of the plant species & status of acaricides resistance are given herein. It is hoped that our review would help to facilitate selection for further investigation of plants & acaracides with relatively high levels of potency & a wide range of biological activities.
Keywords
Ticks, Acaricides resistance, Ethnoveterinary plants, livestock, Adult Immersion Test.
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