0 one of various types of African fly that feed on blood and can give serious diseases to the person or animal they bite --
I venture to suggest, in this connexion, that we should not be parsimonious in financing the research work in regard to the tsetse fly.
With regard to the tsetse fly, here again we can open up fresh areas for grazing, both by aircraft spraying and by antrycide.
It is not disputed that where the tsetse fly and game exist in a territory the keeping of domestic stock is not possible.
A study of the tsetse fly problem.
Where the geomorphological structure was not well suited to agricultural activity, riverine vegetation and tsetse fly populations were relatively unaffected, even with intense agricultural activity nearby.
In these circumstances a stochastic model is preferable and the simple life history of the tsetse fly makes it amenable to modelling as a branching process.
It sets out to describe the environmental changes observed over the past 15 years by using recent and historical satellite data and to assess their impact on tsetse fly populations.
They are transmitted between mammalian hosts by the bite of the tsetse fly.
