Title of article :
INSECTICIDAL ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN PLANT ESSENTIAL OIL, PLANT EXTRACTS AND INORGANIC SALTS AGAINST THE GRANARY WEEVIL, Sitophilus granarius (LINNAEUS) INFESTING WHEAT CROP IN EGYPT.
Author/Authors :
omar, y. m. assiut university - fac agric - plant protection dept, Egypt , darwish, y. a. assiut university - fac agric - plant protection dept, Egypt , hassan, r. e. al-azhar university - fac agric - plant protection dept, Egypt , mahmoud, m. a. al-azhar university - fac of agric - plant protection dept, Egypt
Abstract :
Toxicity of six materials, two plant essential oil (clove and flax seed oil), two plant extracts (neem and harmal seed extracts) and two inorganic salts (silica dust and tri-calcium phosphate) mixed with wheat grains at different concentrations against granary weevil was studied. Based on LC50, LC90, both lower and upper values of confidence limits as well as slope values of LCP lines for the six materials, the obtained results indicated, in general, that these compounds could be arranged according to their effectiveness at all tested concentrations as follows: clove oil flax seed oil silica dust tri-calcium phosphate neem seed extract harmal seed extract.
Keywords :
Pesticide alternatives , Bioassay , Sitophilus granarius , Wheat
Journal title :
Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology
Journal title :
Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology