Vector Potential of Vermont Mosquitoes Vector potential means that the mosquito is capable of carrying the disease if the disease is present in the host. Note that some of these diseases are not present in Vermont. Genus

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Date: 2013-05-28 12:46:00 Microbiology Viral encephalitis Ochlerotatus Eastern equine encephalitis virus La Crosse encephalitis Mosquito West Nile virus Anopheles Psorophora Culicidae Biology Medicine		Vector Potential of Vermont Mosquitoes Vector potential means that the mosquito is capable of carrying the disease if the disease is present in the host. Note that some of these diseases are not present in Vermont. Genus Add to Reading List Source URL: agriculture.vermont.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 55,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

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