First Record of Culex coronator In Shelby County, Tennessee

Amy Trimm; Andrew Insch; Ture Carlson

doi:10.2987/17-6702.1

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Amy Trimm,¹ Andrew Insch,¹ Ture Carlson¹

¹Shelby County Vector Control, 2480 Central Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104

Abstract

Culex coronator has been identified in Shelby County, TN, for the first time as an established species. This is an important discovery since the range of Cx. coronator is unknown in Tennessee and it has been found positive for West Nile virus. Larvae and an adult were discovered during routine surveillance. Larvae were collected at 9 different locations, while the 1 adult captured was at the 10th isolated location.

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Amy Trimm, Andrew Insch, and Ture Carlson "First Record of Culex coronator In Shelby County, Tennessee," Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 33(4), 345-347, (1 December 2017). https://doi.org/10.2987/17-6702.1

Published: 1 December 2017

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