The Tsetse Research Laboratory.
The Tsetse Research Laboratory in Bristol was opened in December 1962, with the initial objective of developing techniques for rearing tsetse flies on a large scale outside Africa. Its work has, however, extended greatly since then. This article highlights the research undertaken at the Laboratory, not only on the breeding of tsetse flies but also on various aspects of their biology and control.
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Tsetse Research Laboratory, University of Bristol, Langford, U.K.
Langley
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