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Life Cycle of Mosquitoes

Life Cycle of Mosquitoes

Something all mosquitoes have in common is that the young forms are bound to water. Depending on the species, eggs are laid on the water surface, or eggs that are resistant to heat and dryness are deposited in spots where...

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House Mosquitoes (Culex)

House Mosquitoes (Culex)

House mosquitoes are common and widely distributed in the US. The northern and southern house mosquitoes, Culex pipiens and Culex quinquefasciatus respectively, are frequently encountered and often closely associated with human habitations. House mosquitoes are members of the Culex pipiens...

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LaCrosse Encephalitis

LaCrosse Encephalitis

LaCrosse encephalitis virus (LACV) was first described from a fatal human case in LaCrosse, WI in 1964. The natural virus cycle involves woodland mosquitoes, primarily Aedes triseriatus (Say) (Eastern treehole mosquito), and small mammals such as chipmunks and squirrels. Transmission...

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Saint Louis Encephalitis

Saint Louis Encephalitis

Saint Louis encephalitis virus (SLEV) was first described following an outbreak in St. Louis Missouri in 1933. Since then, more than 50 outbreaks and numerous epidemics have occurred in the United States and southern Canada. History and outbreaks A major...

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Chikungunya

Chikungunya

Chikungunya is a virus transmitted from human to human by the bite of infected mosquitoes such as Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus. It was first described in southern Tanzania during an outbreak in 1952, and has been identified in over...

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Dengue

Dengue

Dengue is the most common vector-borne viral disease in the world, causing an estimated 50–100 million infections and 25,000 deaths each year. Most cases occur in semitropical and tropical regions of the Americas, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the...

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Mosquito Control

Mosquito Control

With a Biogents mosquito trap you have a very effective and persistent mosquito control tool in your garden. The catch rates of the trap, when operated continuously and positioned correctly, can be high enough that a reduction in biting pressure...

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Floodwater Mosquitoes

Floodwater Mosquitoes

Floodwater species develop in early spring in woodland snowmelt pools and during the summer in woodland and open field rainwater pools or drainage ditches that hold water for a few weeks to months. A number of floodwater breeding species occur...

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All About Mosquitoes

All About Mosquitoes

There are around 3,500 different species of mosquitoes worldwide with about 100 in Europe and 170 in North America. Different species may have completely different ways of life. Whereas certain species appear in relatively low densities, others may appear in...

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Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE)

Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE)

Eastern equine encephalitis virus (EEEV) was first identified in 1938, when 30 children died of encephalitis in the northeastern United States during an outbreak in horses in the same region. Transmission cycle The EEE virus is capable of infecting mammals,...

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Malaria

Malaria

Annual infections Estimated 228 million people (2018) Annual deaths 405,000 (2018) Distribution Subtropics and tropics Introduction Malaria is not caused by a virus or a bacterium, but by protozoan blood parasites in the genus Plasmodium. The European Centre for Disease...

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West Nile Virus

West Nile Virus

West Nile virus belongs to the flaviviruses. Today, it is the most commonly transmitted virus to humans by mosquitoes in the U.S. The virus was discovered in 1937 in the West Nile district of Uganda. In the following decades it...

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Yellow Fever

Yellow Fever

Historically, yellow fever (YF) has claimed millions of lives, including many thousands in the United States. The Philadelphia epidemic of 1793, for example, killed about 10 percent of the city’s population. While the last occurrence of yellow fever transmission in...

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Zika

Zika

Zika virus (ZIKV) was first isolated from a nonhuman primate in Uganda in 1947 and from Ae. africanus mosquitoes in 1948. Human infections with ZIKV were sporadic for half a century before emerging in the Pacific and the Americas. History...

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Mosquitoes as Disease Vectors

Mosquitoes as Disease Vectors

Mosquitoes can transmit a number of human diseases including West Nile, Zika, dengue and encephalitis. Mosquitoes that transmit diseases are referred to as “vectors” and the diseases they transmit as “vector-borne diseases”. However, not all mosquitoes can transmit diseases, and...

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Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus)

Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus)

The Asian tiger mosquito (scientifically: Aedes albopictus, meaning “The white-painted unpleasant one”) is a day-active and aggressive mosquito that has been spreading across the United States since the mid-eighties, and it continues to do so. This mosquito usually lives closely...

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Yellow Fever Mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti)

Yellow Fever Mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti)

The yellow fever mosquito (Aedes aegypti) is widespread throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of the world. It is the primary vector of yellow fever, dengue fever, chikungunya and Zika. Distribution Aedes aegypti was the target of a hemisphere-wide eradication...

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How the Biogents Mosquitaire Delivers Smart, Science-Backed Protection

How the Biogents Mosquitaire Delivers Smart, Science-Backed Protection

Built on decades of entomological research, the Mosquitaire offers a high-tech, non-toxic alternative to fogging and fumigation—and it’s changing the way people think about mosquito control.

The Biogents Mosquitaire targets host-seeking female mosquitoes, which are the ones actively looking for a blood meal. These are the mosquitoes that buzz around your head, bite your ankles, and leave itchy welts. Rather than trying to repel them, the Mosquitaire trap attracts and captures them, using the same cues they use to locate human hosts.

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Proven Tips to Repel and Kill Mosquitoes (No Gimmicks, Just Results)

Proven Tips to Repel and Kill Mosquitoes (No Gimmicks, Just Results)

One of the most effective ways to tackle mosquitoes is to prevent them from maturing in the first place.

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The Problem with Fogging and Fumigation

The Problem with Fogging and Fumigation

Fogging, whether done via DIY sprays or commercial services, relies on broadcasting insecticides into the environment. While it might kill some mosquitoes on contact, the effect is fleeting.

Even more concerning is that fogging can harm non-target species like bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. It also raises concerns about chemical exposure for children, pets, and sensitive individuals. And if you’re using foggers regularly, mosquitoes can develop resistance to these chemicals over time, making them even less effective.

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🦟 Growing Mosquito Problem and the Crucial Role of Mosquito Traps

🦟 Growing Mosquito Problem and the Crucial Role of Mosquito Traps

The global mosquito population has been expanding rapidly—both in numbers and in geographical range.  In this changing landscape, mosquito traps are becoming increasingly important as a safe, sustainable, and science-driven solution.

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WORLD'S GREATEST... Mosquito Trap

WORLD'S GREATEST... Mosquito Trap

Featured on World's Greatest, Bloomberg TV - Biogents is one of the world's greatest because we've revolutionized the way people think about mosquito control. That truly makes Biogents one of the world's greatest innovators when it comes to mosquito control technology.

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Evergreen Award Winner - Biogents: Best Mosquito Trap in the USA 2025

Evergreen Award Winner - Biogents: Best Mosquito Trap in the USA 2025

At Evergreen Awards, they are proud to recognize Biogents as the winner of the Best Mosquito Trap in the USA of 2025. This prestigious award honors companies that demonstrate unparalleled innovation, effectiveness, and commitment to excellence in their industry. Among a...

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Does trapping mosquitoes take away a food source for birds and bats?

Does trapping mosquitoes take away a food source for birds and bats?

How do Biogents mosquito traps affect the environment?  In many countries, insecticides are used extensively to control mosquitoes, which are exterminated on a large scale there, not only because of mosquito bites, but because of disease transmission such as malaria,...

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Revolutionizing Mosquito Control for Pest Control and Hospitality

Revolutionizing Mosquito Control for Pest Control and Hospitality

A webinar with Dr. Bart Knols presenting mosquito trapping system for international PCOs in Southeast Asia region in Bangkok: Revolutionizing Mosquito Control: Professional Insights for Pest Control, Island Management, and Hospitality

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