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Silencing expression of the defensin, varisin, in male , by RNA interference results in reduced , id that bacterial numbers, as determined by an . quantitative PCR, were significantly reduced in the varisin-silenced ticks. Furthermore, colonies of . in ticks used for RNAi were morphologically abnormal from those seen in elution buffer injected control ticks. The colony shape was irregular and in

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Diversity of acaropathogenic fungi in Poland and other European countries, potential host range seems to embrace only selected eriophyid or tarsonemid mites. Taxonomical differentiation of fungal strains was based on close morphological observations and molecular analysis of ITS region sequences. Two new species of acaropathogenic fungi were described in these studies. .

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Impact of two treatments of a formulation of , (Deuteromycota: Hyphomycetes) conidia on , mites (Acatment. The number of fungal propagules on the bees themselves remained elevated for about 14 days after the second treatment. These results were compared to published results from previous experiments with regard to infection duration.

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Topically applied myco-acaricides for the control of cattle ticks: overcoming the challenges,w this can be influenced by the microenvironment of the cattle skin surface. This paper critically reviews pathogen, tick target and host skin microenvironmental factors that potentially affect pathogenicity of the applied entomopathogen. Factors influencing the route of infection for topically appl