Mosquito larvae can be a potential vector, responsible for severe outbreaks of malaria, dengue, bancroftian filariasis and arboviral infections. Various methods have been tried and many more still being developed to eliminate or reduce mosquito population. Environmental concerns surrounding the use of chemical methods to control mosquitoes have led experts to explore more eco-friendly alternatives. One promising approach involves biological control methods, which aim to manage mosquito populations through the introduction or enhancement of natural predators, parasites, or disease-causing organisms. These natural enemies help to keep mosquito numbers in check while minimizing environmental impact. Top of Form

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