Aedes japonicus japonicus in Nebraska and Texas

Aedes japonicus japonicus continues to spread westward and in this study, its presence is documented in 8 counties in Nebraska and in Bowie County, TX. In 1998, Ae. japonicus was collected in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York for the 1st records of this species in North America. Except for Louis...

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Published in:Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 2022-06, Vol.38 (2), p.92-95
Main Authors: Sames, William J, Hamik, Jeff, Mann, James G, Bast, Joshua D, Pitts, R Jason
Format: Article
Language:English
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Aedes japonicus japonicus
Aquatic insects
Mosquitoes
New records
Rivers
Surveillance
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Summary:Aedes japonicus japonicus continues to spread westward and in this study, its presence is documented in 8 counties in Nebraska and in Bowie County, TX. In 1998, Ae. japonicus was collected in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York for the 1st records of this species in North America. Except for Louisiana, it has been reported from all states that border or are east of the Mississippi River. In Canada, it has been reported in Ontario and all eastern provinces. In the Pacific Northwest, it has been reported in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia, and in the midwestern states that do not border the Mississippi River, Kansas, Oklahoma, and South Dakota are the only states to have reported its presence in peer-reviewed journals.
ISSN:8756-971X
1943-6270
DOI:10.2987/21-7048