Pathogens of Stomoxys calcitrans (stable flies)

XIII. PATHOGENS OF STTOMOXYS CALCITRANS (STABLE FLIES) Bernard Greenberg Department ofBiological Sciences University ofIllinois at Chicago Circle Chicago, Illinois 60680, USA 133 134 U 0 > 544 0'0 3 3 o 4.4 ra LI co as coo '.4__ LU '.41 4 -00m o LU3 E U4 4 j~~~~~~~4 w <U0 0 k Q 0 0 V- 44 to r4 "o 4 i- -0 u)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c <bo Pu 0|5|i1i H~~~~~~ WSQEW~~~~U 0 U) oWw Z <~~~~~L5410 '.4 0. O'. 135 ABSTRACTS * Campbell, J. B. & Wright, J. E. (1976). Field evaluations of insect growth regulators, insecticides, and a bacterial agent for stable fly control in feedlot breeding areas. J. Econ. Entomol., 69: 566-568. With % application rates (based on 1 litre/m2) of 0.05, 0.3, 0.6, and 3.0 to fly breeding surfaces, % adult reduction was 61, 24, 86, 65, respectively. Gol 'berg, A. M. (1974). Eungi of the family Entomophthoraceae occurring near Mosco-i Mikol. Fitopatol., 8: 421-422. (In Russ.). Entomophthora muscae was isolated from wild stable flies and from other muscoid and synanthropic flies.