Identification of 18 vector species belonging to Group I, Group II, and Group III ‘Dirty 22’ species known to contaminate food and spread foodborne pathogens: DNA barcoding study of public health importance

Publisher： Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN： 1742-7592|37|1|1-10

ISSN： 1742-7584

Source： International Journal of Tropical Insect Sciences, Vol.37, Iss.1, 2016-12, pp. : 1-10

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