Deon V. Canyon

TL;DR: The current state of knowledge on larvicidal plant species, extraction processes, growth and reproduction inhibiting phytochemicals, botanical ovicides, synergistic, additive and antagonistic joint action effects of mixtures, residual capacity, effects on non-target organisms, resistance, screening methodologies, and discuss promising advances made in phytochemical research are reviewed.

TL;DR: Better understanding for the mosquitoes-predators relationship(s) could probably lead to satisfactory reduction of mosquito-borne diseases by utilizing these predators in control programs, for instance biological and/or integrated control, or their kairomones as mosquitoes' ovipoisting repellents.

TL;DR: Hair-to-hair P. capitis transmission occurred more frequently when hairs were in particular physical and kinetic relationships, which suggests that head lice are less likely to take advantage of many proposed fomite transmission scenarios and are most likely to rely on head- to-head contact for transmission.

TL;DR: Those desiring a successful recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic need to adopt an evidence-based framework now to ensure community stabilization and sustainability, and a framework for identifying a path forward is proposed.

TL;DR: Although C. glaucophylla extract doses were higher than synthetic insecticide doses, the LC75 treatment outperformed synthetics by completely prohibiting adult emergence and this botanical is recommended for field application either in combination with synthetic or natural insecticides or alone.