pathogeninsect
Pathogeninsect refers to insects that act as vectors or hosts for pathogens, playing a critical role in the transmission of diseases to humans, animals, and plants. These insects facilitate the spread of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa by carrying them on their bodies or within their bodies, often through feeding or reproduction. Their ecological and epidemiological significance makes them a key focus in public health, agriculture, and veterinary science.
Insects such as mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and certain flies are among the most well-known pathogeninsects. Mosquitoes,
The study of pathogeninsects involves understanding their biology, behavior, and life cycles to develop effective control
Pathogeninsects also play a role in plant diseases, with insects like aphids and beetles transmitting viruses