Tropical Fowl Mite in the United States
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L. hursa is found in the nests and on the fowls. D. galllnxie is found in cracks of the roost and building, in nests, and only sparsely on fowls. D. gallinae does not deposit eggs and mo it on its host; L. bursa does. D. gallinae feeds at night; L. bursa may feed both night and day.
Fig.
1. — Tropical fowl mite ; Engorged speci- men. Greatly enlarged.
LIFE HISTORY AT RAYMOND, ILL., MAY, 1919.
The eggs of L. bursa- are laid either on the host or in the nest.
Large numbers of them are found in th...e fluff of the feathers. They are not attached, but may adhere by means of a sticky substance.
They have been found also inside the straw from a nest. Off of the host the eggs will hatch in 3 daj'S. The minute larva does not feed, but molts in about 17 hours. It is then ready to feed. The first- stage nymph will molt in 1 to 2 days. The molting period of the second-stage nymph was not determined.
HABITS.
While Dermanyssus gallinae has the habit of staying in and about the roost most of the time and breeding there, Liponyssus bursa stays either on its host or in the nest and breeds in both of these places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. hursa is found in the nests and on the fowls. D. galllnxie is found in cracks of the roost and building, in nests, and only sparsely on fowls. D. gallinae does not deposit eggs and mo it on its host; L. bursa does. D. gallinae feeds at night; L. bursa may feed both night and day.
Fig.
1. — Tropical fowl mite ; Engorged speci- men. Greatly enlarged.
LIFE HISTORY AT RAYMOND, ILL., MAY, 1919.
The eggs of L. bursa- are laid either on the host or in the nest.
Large numbers of them are found in th...e fluff of the feathers. They are not attached, but may adhere by means of a sticky substance.
They have been found also inside the straw from a nest. Off of the host the eggs will hatch in 3 daj'S. The minute larva does not feed, but molts in about 17 hours. It is then ready to feed. The first- stage nymph will molt in 1 to 2 days. The molting period of the second-stage nymph was not determined.
HABITS.
While Dermanyssus gallinae has the habit of staying in and about the roost most of the time and breeding there, Liponyssus bursa stays either on its host or in the nest and breeds in both of these places.
What to read after Tropical Fowl Mite in the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Herbert P. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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