Hullo Seenivasagan, Once more, I like to set the record straight to all colleagues that there is clearly, a mistaken identity of Muguwa Joseph and another researcher in Resaerch Gate; and is the author of these particular papers.Much as I am Muguwa Joseph, and a member of the Research Gate, and surely don't want to get credit which is not mine at all!. Research Gate management should please look into this and correct this anomaly. I hope that this time it is done. Thanks, in spite Seenivasagan

Dr  Srinivasgun, I feel that there should be some resistance development in such cases, but until and unless proved by research we can not confirm it. so this topic is open for research.

Thanks

Mary Joseph

When you spray a house with liquid vaporizers it must remain closed for 45 minutes after spraying insecticide to take effect in all adult mosquito population. If the house is not closed on time drops evaporate so that the insecticide will not exterminate the entire population of mosquitoes and therefore survivors can contribute to the emergence of resistance. Resistance can be caused by inadequate preparation of the formulation wherein the active ingredient is at a lower dose that produces the insecticidal effect.

Importantly, mosquito control should be performed using the larvicide Abate in water storage containers and eliminating vector breeding sites together with spraying liquid vaporizers made to prevent the larvae emerge as adults. If you have further questions you can write me again and I apologize for not having responded earlier.

Liquid vaporizing not have such a significant increase in the occurrence of resistance role because the insecticide evaporates quickly, so no residual concentrations of insecticide remain in the environment exert selection pressure on the populations of wild mosquitoes and favor the emergence of the resistance.

Sorry, it is beyond my subject of specialization.