Development of Deltamethrin-Laced Attractive Toxic Sugar Bait to Control Aedes aegypti (Linnaeus) Population

Table 2

Number of adults of laboratory strain (AND-Aedes aegypti and AND-Aedes aegypti-DL10) of Aedes aegypti attracted and killed in ATSB cage bioassays.

ATSB (guava juice-ASB + mg deltamethrin/10 mL)	No. of dead adults ± SE (mortality)
	AND-Aedes aegypti	AND-Aedes aegypti-DL10
Control (ASB)	0	0
0.003125	4.16 ± 1.00^a (8.33%)	2.57 ± 1.50^a (5.15%)
0.00625	7.36 ± 1.00^b (14.74%)	5.26 ± 1.00^a (10.53%)
0.0125	9.89 ± 1.50^b (19.79%)	8.85 ± 0.50^b (17.71%)
0.025	13.26 ± 1.00^c (26.53%)	11.85 ± 0.50^c (23.71%)
0.05	19.19 ± 1.00^d (38.38%)	17.01 ± 0.50^d (34.02%)
0.1	24.74 ± 2.00^e (49.48%)	22.10 ± 3.00^e (44.21%)
0.2	33.50 ± 1.50^f (67.02%)	30.36 ± 1.50^f (60.73%)
0.4	40.20 ± 2.00^g (80.41%)	39.17 ± 1.00^g (78.35%)
0.8	48.71 ± 0.00^h (97.44%)	48.45 ± 0.00^h (96.91%)

Four replicates each with n = 50, 25 males and 25 females (24 h), total n = 200. Corrected percent mortality; values in the table represent the number of mosquitoes dead; ATSBs with different letters (column-wise) are significantly different () computed by one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey’s all pair wise multiple comparison test.