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Martin County entomologist outlines mosquito life cycle, urges residents to remove standing water
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An entomologist with Martin County Mosquito Control described how quickly mosquitoes reproduce, identified common local species, and advised residents to empty containers weekly to reduce disease-carrying mosquitoes.
An entomologist with Martin County Mosquito Control described the mosquitoes common in Martin County and urged residents to remove standing water to limit the risk of mosquito-borne disease.
The entomologist, who said they have worked at Martin County Mosquito Control for two years, explained that mosquitoes can reproduce rapidly after rain or tidal flooding and described the typical life cycle. "So it's very, very fast, and these insects usually have a quick life cycle. So we're talking 1 to 2 days for the eggs to hatch, and then somewhere between 7 to 10…
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