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. 2023 Jan 20;11:1100968. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2023.1100968

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Schematic diagram of the developed mosquito trap. The large fan at the bottom of the BG trap pushes the air upward, and the three fans at the upper entrance pull the air. The air exits through the outer edge of the 38-cm-diameter lid and enters through the center. Therefore, when mosquitoes fly near the BG trap, they are sucked in by the trap’s airflow. The core device mechanism and operating process of the mosquito trap are described in the Materials and Methods section. The mosquito trap includes two compartments (collection boxes): one on the left for collecting Aedes mosquitoes; and one on the right for collecting Culex (non-Aedes) mosquitoes.”