Volume 30, Issue 5

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October 2022

Special Issue: Mosquito Control and Wetland Management

Issue Editors:

Eric Haas-Stapleton,
Ilia Rochlin

15 articles in this issue

Wetlands and mosquito control in the twenty-first century
Eric Haas-Stapleton
lia Rochlin
OriginalPaper 28 January 2022 Pages: 899 - 905
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A legacy of mosquito control through wetland management: a tribute to William E. Walton and his contributions to science and entomology
Marco E. Metzger
Original Paper 21 June 2021 Pages: 907 - 927
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Influence of vegetation and vegetation management on Culex mosquitoes in surface stormwater habitats
Andrew J. Mackay
Ephantus J. Muturi
Brian F. Allan
Original Paper 21 September 2021 Pages: 929 - 944
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Programmatic review of the mosquito control methods used in the highly industrialized rice agroecosystems of Sacramento and Yolo Counties, California
Sarah S. Wheeler
Marcia Reed
Samer Elkashef
Original Paper Open access 11 August 2022 Pages: 945 - 961
Integrated mosquito management in rice field in China
Tong-Yan Zhao
Rui-De Xue
Original Paper Open access 23 October 2021 Pages: 963 - 973
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Controlling mosquitoes through innovative and collaborative wetland management practices in the Pacific Northwest
Angela Beehler
Daniel Markowski
Jason Kinley
Original Paper 29 May 2021 Pages: 975 - 985
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Manipulating, managing and rehabilitating mangrove-dominated wetlands along Florida’s east coast (USA): balancing mosquito control and ecological values
Ronald E. Brockmeyer Jr.
Melinda Donnelly
Douglas B. Carlson
Original Paper 26 October 2021 Pages: 987 - 1005
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Mosquito control opportunities amid regulations within the tidal marshes of the San Francisco Bay Area
Erika B. Castillo
Ryan J. Clausnitzer
Eric J. Haas-Stapleton
Original Paper 20 September 2021 Pages: 1007 - 1021
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An Australian form of Open Marsh Water Management (runnelling): long term monitoring, ancillary and extended research
Pat Dale
Jon Knight
Mark Breitfuss
Original Paper 26 May 2021 Pages: 1023 - 1032
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Advancing salt marsh restoration for coastal resilience: a learning exchange
Nicole Maher
Camilo Salazar
Alexa Fournier
Original Paper Open access 28 October 2021 Pages: 1033 - 1047
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Impact of mosquito control operations on waterbirds in a Camargue nature reserve
Brigitte Poulin
Claire Tétrel
Gaëtan Lefebvre
Original Paper 25 October 2021 Pages: 1049 - 1064
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Shift in the spatial and temporal distribution of Aedes taeniorhynchus following environmental and local developments in St. Johns County, Florida
Whitney A. Qualls
Madeline R. Steck
Mohamed F. Sallam
Original Paper 11 July 2021 Pages: 1065 - 1080
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“Waffle” pools in ditched salt marshes: assessment, potential causes, and management
Joseph A. M. Smith
Susan C. Adamowicz
Ilia Rochlin
Original Paper 18 October 2021 Pages: 1081 - 1097
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The evolution of saltmarsh mosquito control water management practices relative to coastal resiliency in the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern United States
Roger Wolfe
Paul Zarebicki
William Meredith
Original Paper Open access 13 August 2021 Pages: 1099 - 1108
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Assessment of runnelling as a form of mosquito control in saltmarsh: efficacy, environmental impacts and management
J. M. Knight
S. K. Marx
P. E. R. Dale
Original Paper 28 November 2021 Pages: 1109 - 1127
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Special Issue: Mosquito Control and Wetland Management

Volume 30, Issue 5

Wetlands and mosquito control in the twenty-first century

A legacy of mosquito control through wetland management: a tribute to William E. Walton and his contributions to science and entomology

Influence of vegetation and vegetation management on Culex mosquitoes in surface stormwater habitats

Programmatic review of the mosquito control methods used in the highly industrialized rice agroecosystems of Sacramento and Yolo Counties, California

Integrated mosquito management in rice field in China

Controlling mosquitoes through innovative and collaborative wetland management practices in the Pacific Northwest

Manipulating, managing and rehabilitating mangrove-dominated wetlands along Florida’s east coast (USA): balancing mosquito control and ecological values

Mosquito control opportunities amid regulations within the tidal marshes of the San Francisco Bay Area

An Australian form of Open Marsh Water Management (runnelling): long term monitoring, ancillary and extended research

Advancing salt marsh restoration for coastal resilience: a learning exchange

Impact of mosquito control operations on waterbirds in a Camargue nature reserve

Shift in the spatial and temporal distribution of Aedes taeniorhynchus following environmental and local developments in St. Johns County, Florida

“Waffle” pools in ditched salt marshes: assessment, potential causes, and management

The evolution of saltmarsh mosquito control water management practices relative to coastal resiliency in the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern United States

Assessment of runnelling as a form of mosquito control in saltmarsh: efficacy, environmental impacts and management

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