An. albimanus
|
17% |
[12] |
Laboratory reared, USA, North America |
An. culicifacies
|
Most common, 57% |
[10] |
Iran, Asia |
An. darlingi
|
5% (3 of 57) |
[13] |
Brazil, South America |
An. gambiae
|
17% |
[12] |
Laboratory reared, USA, North America |
An. gambiae
|
1.65% |
[14] |
Cameroon, Africa |
An. gambiae
|
0.05-5.37% depending on stage |
[15] |
Partly laboratory reared, Kenya, Africa |
An. maculipennis
|
Pseudomonas sp. were detected in most of the specimens analyzed |
[16] |
Iran, Asia |
An. stephensi
|
38% |
[12] |
Laboratory reared, USA, North America |
An. stephensi
|
Pseudomonas sp. were detected in most of the specimens analyzed |
[16] |
Iran, Asia |
An. stephensi
|
Pseudomonas was the most frequent (51% in larvae and 54% in adults) |
[11] |
Iran, Asia |
An. stephensi
|
Pseudomonas mendocina and Serratia marcescens were the most abundant |
[17] |
Laboratory reared, India, Asia |