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. 2019 Jun 4;14(6):e0217484. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217484

Fig 6. Effect of UV absorption, UV reflection and colour of inflorescence models in the presence of inflorescence odour (occluded inflorescence) on trap captures of 1- to 3-day-old female Culex pipiens.

Fig 6

Inflorescence models are shown in schematic drawings, with left and right sections presenting the human-visible and UV light image, respectively. Yellow UV-dark models were more attractive than yellow UV-bright models (Exp. 6), whereas black UV-dark models were more attractive than yellow UV-dark models (Exp. 7), indicating an interaction between UV-darkness and colour. Numbers in bars indicate the total number of mosquitoes responding. The boxed number in the centre of bars shows the response ratio (total number of mosquitoes captured divided by the total number of mosquitoes released expressed as percentage). For each experiment, an asterisk indicates a significant preference for a test stimulus (binary logistic regression model; p < 0.05).