Research Article

Development of a More Effective Mosquito Trapping Box for Vector Control

Table 2

Comparison of the mean number of mosquitoes caught by each type of trapping box in each step of development.

Step of developmentFactors comparedMean difference

1P. kesiya woodvs.D. alatus wood2.20<0.001
T. grandis wood1.660.001
Aluminum2.40<0.001
D. alatus woodvs.P. kesiya wood−2.20<0.001
T. grandis wood−0.540.044
Aluminum0.201.000
T. grandis woodvs.P. kesiya wood−1.660.001
D. alatus wood0.540.044
Aluminum0.740.044

2PW + BCvs.PW10.000.013
Aluminum12.250.004

3PW + BC + Fvs.PW + BC6.500.186
PW21.750.004
Aluminum26.000.001

4PW + BC + F + CO2vs.PW + BC + F13.600.001
PW + BC17.75<0.001
PW35.50<0.001
Aluminum40.75<0.001

5PW + BC + F + CO2 + Hvs.PW + BC + F + CO21.550.086
PW + BC + F10.35<0.001
PW + BC15.75<0.001
PW28.50<0.001
Aluminum31.75<0.001

Significant at the 0.05 level (one-way analysis of variance). PW, wooden trapping box constructed from P. kesiya wood; BC, black cotton; F, fan; CO2, carbon dioxide; H, heat.