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[Application of drones in Oncomelania hupensis snail control with molluscicides].

Authors: Y, Huang;

[Application of drones in Oncomelania hupensis snail control with molluscicides].

Abstract

Oncomelania hupensis snail control by chemical treatment is an important approach for control and elimination of snails, and an appropriate apparatus for spraying chemicals is an important support to molluscicidal effects. Nevertheless, the research and evaluation of molluscicidal apparatuses have not been paid high attention in the schistosomiasis control programme for a long period of time. Currently, agricultural plant-protective apparatuses have been widely used for chemical treatment. This comment provides a short overview of the application of drones in O. hupensis snail control by chemical treatment, and proposes suggestions for solving the problems of use of drones in O. hupensis snail control by chemical treatment in China.

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Molluscacides, Snails, Animals, Schistosomiasis, Pest Control

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