Table 1. List of studies on autodissemination technology with different insect growth regulator (IGR) for controlling different malaria vectors.

SN	Study	Country	Method details	Year	Target mosquito Species	Insect growth regulator	Conclusion	References
1	Autodissemination of pyriproxyfen suppresses stable populations of Anopheles arabiensis under semi-controlled settings	Tanzania	Semi field experiment	2019	An. arabiensis	Pyriproxyfen	Suppression of stable populations of malaria vectors using a small number of simple autodissemination devices.	47
2	Effective autodissemination of pyriproxyfen to breeding sites by the exophilic malaria vector Anopheles arabiensis in semi-field settings in Tanzania	Tanzania	Semi field experiment	2014	An. arabiensis	Pyriproxyfen	Anopheles arabiensis effectively autodisseminated PPF to breeding habitats	39
3	Predicting Scenarios for Successful Autodissemination of Pyriproxyfen by Malaria Vectors from Their Resting Sites to Aquatic Habitats; Description and Simulation Analysis of a Field- Parameterizable Model	Tanzania	Mathematical Modelling	2015	Not assessed	Pyriproxyfen	Autodissemination technology can effectively eliminate malaria transmission s during the dry season with effective contamination of aquatic habitats and retain PPF activity for one week	64
4	Testing a pyriproxyfen auto-dissemination station attractive to gravid Anopheles gambiae sensu stricto for the development of a novel attract-release- and-kill strategy for malaria vector control	Kenya	Semi field experiment	2019	Anopheles gambiae s.s	Pyriproxyfen	Designed bait stations successfully attracted gravid females which were subsequently dusted with effective levels of PPF.	45
5	Development of an autodissemination strategy for the deployment of novel control agents targeting the common malaria mosquito, Anopheles quadrimaculatus say (Diptera: Culicidae)	USA	Semi field experiment	2018	Anopheles quadrimaculatus	Pyriproxyfen, Triflumuron and Novaluron	Autodissemination approaches with novaluron may be a suitable tool to manage Anopheles populations	46