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Insecticide Field Trials Against Ixodes Dammini, 1988


 Chlopyrifos (5.3% EC; 6 oz/1000 ft2), carbaryl (27% EC; 8 oz/750 ft2), and diazinon (25% EC; 8 oz/1000 ft2) were applied with a backpack mist blower to 577 m2 plots of mixed brush and woodland to control I. dammini nymphs and larvae on 13–14 Jul. The study areas included 2 treatment plots for each insecticide and up to 5 control plots in Lyme and East Haddam, Connecticut. Questing ticks were sampled with traps baited with dry ice (2/plot) at weekly intervals from 1 Jun to 31 Aug. No samples were taken the wk of spraying. Samples could not be taken the wk after the insecticide applications because of heavy rains.