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. 2013 Jul 23;8(7):e69516. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0069516

Table 2. Summary results of indoor residual spray (IRS) treatments against An.gambiae and Cx. quinquefasciatus over 12 months in mud lined experimental huts.

Mud hut Total collected % Caught in verandah (CI) % Bloodfed (CI) % Mortality (CI) % Correctedmortality(CI)
Anopheles gambiae
Control 1270 42a (38–46) 89a (85–92) 10a (8–13)
P-methyl CS B 0.5 g/m2 976 38a (34–42) 94b (92–96) 42b (37–49) 36 (31–43)
P-methyl CS BM 0.5 g/m2 882 37a (34–42) 95b (93–97) 54c (46–61) 48 (40–55)
P-methyl CS B 1 g/m2 670 38a (34–41) 97b (95–98) 75d (69–81) 72 (66–78)
P-methyl CS BM 1 g/m2 926 38a (33–43) 97b (95–98) 76d (68–83) 73 (65–80)
P-methyl EC 1 g/m2 663 39a (35–43) 95 (93–97) 23e (18–28) 14 (9–19)
Culex quinquefasciatus
Control 6145 39a (37–42) 69a (65–72) 9a (8–11)
P-methyl CS B 0.5 g/m2 5178 37ab (35–40) 80b (76–83) 24b (21–27) 16 (13–19)
P-methyl CS BM 0.5 g/m2 4909 34b (32–36) 84b (82–86) 29c (26–33) 22 (19–26)
P-methyl CS B 1 g/m2 4797 33b (31–35) 85b (83–87) 46d (42–50) 40 (36–44)
P-methyl CS BM 1 g/m2 5419 34b (32–37) 83b (80–85) 51e (47–56) 46 (42–51)
P-methyl EC 1 g/m2 6046 36a (34–39) 81b (78–83) 15f (13–17) 7 (5–9)

Results in columns not sharing the same superscript are significantly different at the 5% level.