Published date: Dec 23 2019

Journal Title: KnE Life Sciences

Issue title: The First International Conference on Health Profession

Pages: 134–140

DOI: 10.18502/kls.v4i15.5747

Sukmal Fahrisukmalfahri@yahoo.co.idJambi Ministry of Health Environmental Polytechnic Department of Health Jambi JL. H. AgusSalim No.08 Kota Baru Jambi 36129

Susy AriyaniJambi Ministry of Health Environmental Polytechnic Department of Health Jambi JL. H. AgusSalim No.08 Kota Baru Jambi 36129

Gustomo YamistadaJambi Ministry of Health Environmental Polytechnic Department of Health Jambi JL. H. AgusSalim No.08 Kota Baru Jambi 36129

Eka S. ManulangJambi Ministry of Health Environmental Polytechnic Department of Health Jambi JL. H. AgusSalim No.08 Kota Baru Jambi 36129

Aedesspp is a type of mosquito that can carry dengue virus and causes dengue fever. Aedesspp can live in freshwater, polluted water, and household waste; oil pollution changes the behavior of mosquitoes breeding in polluted water, This study aims to determine the hatchability of Aedesspp eggs in oil-contaminated water media. The research experiment was carried out through post-test design, and the presentation of data was done by using a table. Data were processed by a t-test with a significance of α <0.05. Rainwater is the most preferred medium for hatching eggs of Aedesspp with an average of 3-4 head/day by the time they need to hatch < 6 days, while the hatchability of eggs of Aedesspp in regional water company media is better for hatching the eggs of Aedesspp than domestic wastewater, with an average of 2-3 head/day by the time they need to hatch < 9 days, the hatchability of eggs of Aedesspp on household wastewater with average 0-1 head/day by the time they need to hatch <14 days. In the oil contamination of water hatchability of eggs between 10-13 days. The change caused a mosquito egg hatchability change bionomics result of not finding media in the environment sample.

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