Sentences with phrase «stage larvae»

Most second stage larvae invaded hop roots at 15 °C but the egg hatch was greater at 20 °C.

In moist soil, the second - stage larvae survived for at least fifty four days and were still capable of invading roots and reproducing.

Moreover, microfilariae from dogs treated with doxycycline that were ingested by mosquitoes developed into third - stage larvae that appeared to be normal in appearance and motility, but these larvae were not able to develop into adult worms, thus negating the risk of selecting for resistant strains.

STEP THREE: These second stage larvae can remain encysted happily for years.

If the host is a nursing mother, second stage larvae can migrate to the mammary gland instead of the lung after excysting.

In the lung, the larvae develop into 4th stage larvae and when they are ready they break out of the lung, climb up the trachea (windpipe), get coughed into the throat and swallowed.

Because the second stage larvae in a pregnant or nursing dog do not travel to the lungs then intestinal tract, treatment can not prevent the pups or kittens from becoming infected.

The only difference to second stage larvae development is if the host is pregnant or nursing.

This might sound like a good thing but in fact it increases the likelihood of the previously mentioned shock - like reaction when all the first stage larvae die all at once.

In the lung, the larvae develop into fourth stage larvae, and when they are ready they break out of the lung, climb up the trachea (windpipe), get coughed into the throat, and swallowed.

Heartworm microfilariae are first stage larvae: L1s.

When the time comes to move on, the larvae excyst and migrate to the host's lungs where they develop into third stage larvae.

The second stage larvae make their way to the puppies» lungs to develop into third stage larvae.

Step Three: These second stage larvae can remain encysted happily for years.

If the host is a nursing mother, second stage larvae can migrate to the mammary gland instead of the lung.

If the host is a nursing mother, she secretes third stage larvae in her milk for the first 3 weeks after giving birth.

When a mosquito bites a cat, third - stage larvae (L3) are deposited on the cat's skin.

The L3 molt within a couple of days to fourth - stage larvae (L4).

We strongly believe testing remains important for several reasons: (1) client peace of mind for having a diagnosis; (2) impetus for monthly heartworm prevention for both asymptomatic and symptomatic, infected cats in order to prevent maturation of any susceptible tissue - stage larvae; and (3) impetus to ask about any other pets within the household that should be tested and / or receive preventive.

Life Cycle: Mosquito vector species acquire the first stage larvae (microfilariae) while feeding on an infected host.

In 1 - 10 days the eggs hatch into 1st stage larvae.

The 2nd stage larvae are 2 - 3 mm long and the 3rd stage larvae are 3 - 5 mm long.

Expression in DB and DA motor neurons can be seen in L1 stage larvae.

In addition, third - stage larvae — the life cycle stage in which the worms can initiate hyperinfection — were found in higher numbers in the steroid - treated versus untreated mice, he added.

Overall, 9.8 percent of monitored monarchs were parasitized, though frequency increased through larval stages, with a maximum of 17 percent among fifth - stage larvae.

When the parasite reaches the large intestine, the third - stage larvae burrow into the mucosal layer of the intestinal wall and moult to fourth - stage larvae.

Together with colleagues in Australia and the USA, Martina Ondrovics in the group of Anja Joachim at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna (Vetmeduni) has undertaken a detailed in vitro investigation of the proteins involved in the transition from third - stage to fourth - stage larvae.

An advanced - stage larva is the size of the first joint of your thumb and is a light tan color.

Step Two: The egg containing what is called a second stage larva is picked up from the dirt by a dog or by some other animal, usually in the course of normal self - grooming.

Step Two: The Worm Enters the Cat The egg, containing what is called a second stage larva, is picked up orally by a cat or by some other animal.

«Not every third - stage larva is resistant,» she said, referring to the infective stage in the heartworm life cycle.

After hookworm 3rd stage larva are eaten, a complicated migration process begins leading to mature hookworm parasites arriving in the pet's small intestine, approximately 10 - 14 days later.

The egg hatches in the environment and develops from a first stage larva (the hatchling) to a second stage larva and finally a third stage larva, which is ready to infect a new host.

If it is not Fluffy or Fido that pick up the second stage larva, the hatched worm remains encysted until the host is eaten by the appropriate species for that particular worm.

Instead, the Toxascaris second stage larva is consumed and simply matures in the intestine, a process which takes 2 - 3 months.

Not exact matches

The diagnostic spectrum comprises more than twenty established methods for the detection, quantification and characterization of eggs, larvae and adult stages of gastro - intestinal worms and lung worms, liver fluke and coccidia.

She explained that the best way to manage the infestation on farms was to detect the pests early at the larvae stage, and not when they became full grown moths.

Bite: The lone star can bite humans and pets during all three life stages — larva, nymph and adult.

The first is the maggot - like larval stage during which the insect eats and builds up resources; the second is the transformatory pupa stage, from which the legless, wingless larvae emerge into the third and final adult stage of their lives as 6 - legged, winged flies.

In the first two developmental stages, the larvae are not infective.

Amphibians are a group that is highly sensitive to global warming due to the permeability of their skin and their complex lifecycle, which combines an aquatic stage as larvae and a terrestrial stage when young and as adults.

«When the larvae received only larval food without the fungus, they failed to reach the adult stage.

«You swallow the egg - like sac and in the small intestine bile triggers the larvae to come out,» explains Judy Chinitz, co-founder of Biome Restoration, a company in Lancaster, UK, that sells vials of larval - stage rat tapeworms, Hymenolepis diminuta.

It is, however, clear that cocaine is taken up rapidly and continuously by zebrafish larvae, which at this early stage have not yet a fully developed blood - brain barrier.

«In biology, we might say that an egg, a larva, a pupa and a butterfly are all the same system seen at different stages of development,» Shara says.

2, 2016, in Honolulu, Hawaii, Allen will explain how the team expanded on previous work, combining acoustical, high speed optical and infrared camera measurements to determine mechanisms of sound generation for adult male and female beetles, as well as larvae, during their different stages of development.

«The larval period is a critical stage in the marine fish lifecycle and the ability of cobia larvae to withstand «business - as - usual» scenarios of ocean acidification provides an optimistic outlook for this species.

Dr. Moran found that while in the larvae stage, sea anemones produce uniquely potent venom that causes predators to immediately spit them out if swallowed.

While in the larvae stage, the Nematostella fall prey to larger fish but once mature, they become predators themselves, catching shrimp and small fish with their venomous tentacles.

Barnacle larvae progress through multiple planktonic stages, termed «nauplii» and «cyprids,» before settling to the bottom.