Übersetzung für 'rodent control' von Englisch nach Deutsch

rodent control

Schadnagerbekämpfung {f}agr.biol.

Nagetierbekämpfung {f}biol.ecol.

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rodent

Nagetier {n}zool.T

Schadnager {m}biol.

rodent {adj}

nagend

rodent species

Nagetierart {f}zool.

rodent population

Nagetierpopulation {f}biol.ecol.

rodent cell

Nagetierzelle {f}anat.zool.

rodent species {pl}

Nagetierarten {pl}

rodent pest

Nagetierseuche {f}ecol.VetMed.

rodent genus

Nagetiergattung {f}zool.

rodent food

Nagetierfutter {n}

rodent [order Rodentia]

Nager {m}zool.T

species of rodent

Nagetierart {f}zool.

rodent plague [coll.] [tularemia]

Hasenpest {f} [ugs.]med.VetMed.

rodent ulcer [obs.] [basal cell carcinoma]

Basaliom {n}med.

Vespucci's rodent [Noronhomys vespuccii] [extinct]

Fernando-de-Noronha-Ratte {f} [ausgestorben]zool.T

rodent bot [genus Cuterebra] [also: rodent botfly]

Cuterebra-Fliege {f}entom.T

lab rodent [coll.] [short for: laboratory rodent]

Labornager {m}pharm.zool.

rodent flea [Xenopsylla cheopis, syn.: Laemopsylla cheopis, Pulex cheopis]

Orientalischer Rattenfloh {m}entom.T

Pestfloh {m}entom.T

Tropischer Rattenfloh {m}entom.T

• Some population units are threatened by poaching, prey base decline due to rodent control programs, and habitat fragmentation as a result of mining and infrastructure projects.
• Conservationists encourage farmers and landowners to install nest boxes by pointing out that the resultant increased barn owl population would provide natural rodent control.
• warfarin continued to be considered a valuable tool for rodent control which minimised risk to other species.
• Rodent control or eradication on the island is crucial for the long-term survival of this snail in the wild.
• This location also begs invasion by vermin such as mice and rats, so rodent control is imperative.

• Alternative rodent control measures such as vegetation control and use of traps have been suggested to alleviate this issue.
• "Acadia" is known for being one of the last ships in Halifax that was home to an official ship's cat used for rodent control.
• Applicants who meet the goal and the criteria might receive this funding for programs that help “Reduce damage caused by mammals and birds and those mammal and bird species that are reservoirs for zoonotic diseases, (except for urban rodent control through control and research activities)."
• Glue traps, however, are not considered a humane method of rodent control, especially if the rodent is left to die.
• According to the latest available documents, the annual budget for rodent control was HK$569 million in 2021, which recorded a rise of 28%.

• Laws and rules for food producers may improve food safety for consumers, such as the rules established by the European Commission for inspections, rodent control, and improved hygiene.
• Another use for steel wool is in rodent control. Small holes are plugged with coarse grade steel wool, which, if gnawed on by rodents, causes extreme pain in the mouth and, if ingested, severe internal damage may lead to death.
• ... exulans") will do the same amount of damage anywhere the Black Rat has not become dominant. Rodent control and research on rodent control are important to deal with the problem.
• Several wildlife rehabilitation organizations encourage natural form of rodent control through exclusion and predator support and preventing secondary poisoning altogether.
• Demand for pest control services began extending beyond rodent control to insect control.

• Glue traps are used primarily for rodent control indoors.
• Responding to increasingly diverse requests for assistance, Wildlife Services has expanded its operational and research activities beyond its early emphasis on rabies and rodent control and livestock protection.
• Two ways of preventing "C. hepatica" infections in humans would be to institute effective rodent control programs and preventing dogs and cats from eating rodents.