Publications

Mosquitoes

(top) Adult western malaria mosquito, Anopheles freeborni. (Photo by Jack Kelly Clark)
(botton) Culex tarsalis mosquito, a vector of West Nile virus. (Photo by Jack Kelly Clark)

These publications from the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resource (ANR) primarily focus on managing mosquitoes. They are peer-reviewed.

• Mosquitoes: An Overview, ANR Publication 7451
  Bruce Eldridge, Center for Vectorborne Diseases, UC Davis
• Managing Mosquitoes on the Farm, ANR Publication 8158
  Sharon P. Lawler and Gregory C. Lanzaro, Department of Entomology, UC Davis
• Managing Mosquitoes in Stormwater Treatment Devices, (PDF*: 11 pages), ANR Publication 8125
  Marco E. Metzger, Vector-Borne Disease Section, California Department of Health Services
• Managing Mosquitoes in Surface Flow Constructed Treatment Wetlands , (PDF*: 11 pages), ANR Publication 8117
  William E. Walton, Department of Entomology, UC Riverside
• Mosquitoes of California, (third edition) ANR Publication 4084, Taxonomy and keys for 47 species; diseases; zoogeography.
  R. M. Bohart and R. K. Washino
• Aquatic Pest Control (includes section on controlling mosquitoes and why they are the most serious aquatic insect pests), ANR Publication 3337
  Patrick J. O'Connor-Marer and Kathy Keatley Garvey, Pesticide Safety Education Program, UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program

Annual Reports

Each annual report includes information about mosquitoes and public health, biological control of mosquitoes, biology and ecology of mosquitoes, chemical control of mosquitoes, mosquito research committees, and principal investigators and contributors.

For further information on the annual reports or the program, please contact UC Mosquito Research Program director.

Available Files

• 2006 Annual Report (PDF*, 56 pages)
• 2005 Annual Report (PDF*, 50 pages)
• 2004 Annual Report (PDF*, 41 pages)
• 2003 Annual Report (not published due to budgetary constraints)
• 2002 Annual Report (PDF*, 67 pages)
• 2001 Annual Report (PDF*, 88 pages)

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