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This is a Animal Study study (also classified as: In Vitro Study).

The Impact of Insecticides on Mycelial Growth of Metarhizium spp. and Their Efficacy in Controlling Larvae and Pupae of the House Fly (Musca domestica L.)

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Evaluation of insecticides shows potential for Metarhizium spp. in managing house fly larvae and pupae.

Aspergillus species NMMet_SS9/2 and NMMet_CLPK4/1 achieved up to 93.33% mortality in house fly larvae, indicating effective biological control.
Compatibility tests showed that mycelial growth of both isolates was unaffected by the insecticide Cypas® 250 EC after 28 days, confirming their viability.
Experiments assessed 10 isolates of Metarhizium spp., with notable results for NMMet_SS9/2 and NMMet_CLPK4/1 under specific insecticide conditions.
The findings suggest that these Metarhizium isolates can be utilized alongside insecticides in integrated pest management strategies.

Wongsorn et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Evaluation of insecticides shows potential for Metarhizium spp. in managing house fly larvae and pupae.

Aspergillus species NMMet_SS9/2 and NMMet_CLPK4/1 achieved up to 93.33% mortality in house fly larvae, indicating effective biological control.
Compatibility tests showed that mycelial growth of both isolates was unaffected by the insecticide Cypas® 250 EC after 28 days, confirming their viability.
Experiments assessed 10 isolates of Metarhizium spp., with notable results for NMMet_SS9/2 and NMMet_CLPK4/1 under specific insecticide conditions.
The findings suggest that these Metarhizium isolates can be utilized alongside insecticides in integrated pest management strategies.

Wongsorn et al. (2025) studied this question.

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