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Culex (Eumelanomyia) rubinotus Theobald as vector of Banzi, Germiston and Witwatersand viruses. I. Isolation of virus from wild populations of C. rubinotus.

From 19,226 Culex ( Eumelanomyia) rubinotus collected in South Africa and Rhodesia over 3 years, 80 strains of Banzi virus, 74 of Germiston virus and 67 of Witwatersrand virus were isolated. It is concluded that the regularity of infection in different geographical areas over this period and its frequency among individuals of several different natural populations indicate that C. rubinotus is a maintenance vector of all 3 viruses. Four isolations of Arumowot virus and 2 of a Bunyamwera-like virus were also made from C. rubinotus .