Assessment of Molluscicidal Activity of Certain  Pesticides Against  Two Land Snails Under  Laboratory and  Field Circumstances at Dakahlia Governorate.

Zedan, H.; Mortada, M.; Shoeib, Amera

doi:10.21608/jppp.2006.235230

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“…Although, the most effective way to battle the control of terrestrial Mollusca nowadays is to use chemical pesticides (Ismail, et al, 2005 andZedan, et al, 2006). Synthetic pyrethroid pesticides lambda-cyhalothrin (LCT) is used globally in agricultural, household pest management, food safety, and disease vector control.…”

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Assessing the Toxicity of Methomyl and Lambda Insecticides on the Glassy Clover Snail

Bashandy,

AWWAD

2024

Menoufia Journal of Plant Protection

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This study was conducted to evaluate the toxicity of methomyl and lambda insecticides on the terrestrial snail, Monacha cartusiana. The two techniques are contact and leaf dipping techniques. The findings showed that the methomyl was more harmful to snails than lambda in both modalities. The contact method resulted in a higher fatality rate than the dipping method. The LC 50 for methomyl and lambda on snails was (1.31 and 1.45%) /100ml, with mortality percent 93.2% after 24 hours using the contact technique. The LC 50 of methomyl and lambda were 2.50 and 13.87 %/100ml on the second day, and 1.89 and 10.72 %/100ml on the sixth day, with mean death rates of 80.0±3.85% and 25.0±2.35%, respectively. It could be concluded that the contact technique was more effective against the terrestrial snail, Monacha cartusiana than the dipping technique. Moreover, methomyl was more toxic than lambda as a molluscicide for both techniques.

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Assessing the Toxicity of Methomyl and Lambda Insecticides on the Glassy Clover Snail

Bashandy,

AWWAD

2024

Menoufia Journal of Plant Protection

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“…Thus, chemical pesticides are now the most efficient means of combating terrestrial Mollusca control. (El-Wakil and Radwan, 1991;Hanafy, et al, 1998;Hussein, et al, 1999;El-Khodary, et al, 2001;Heiba, et al, 2002;Genena, 2003;Abd El-All, 2004;Ismail, et al, 2005 andZedan, et al 2006).…”

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Toxicity testing of two pesticides against the Carthusian snailin vitro

Bashandy,

Awwad

2023

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In this work, the land snail, Monacha cartusiana, was studied to assess the deadly toxic activity of two pesticides (lambda and methomyl) on this snail in vitro, utilizing contact and dipping techniques. The results revealed that methomyl was more effective against snails compared with lambda in both methods of treatment. However, the contact application strategy resulted in greater death rates than the poison dipping studies. Accordingly, the mortality rate was increased by increasing concentration, with contact technique which recorded 96.3% and 69.99(15.1)% deaths by dipping way on concentration 3%. For this reason, the percent Lethal Concentration fifty (LC50) was 1.30% for one day and 1.67% for seven days for methomyl by contact and dipping techniques, respectively. On the other hand, the LC50 for lambda pesticide was achieved at 1.45% by contact method but was 7.51% by using the dipping application within ten days. As a result, mortality was greater after contact application than after dipping, and methomyl was disclosed to be more poisonous than lambda as a molluscicide.

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Assessment of Molluscicidal Activity of Certain Pesticides Against Two Land Snails Under Laboratory and Field Circumstances at Dakahlia Governorate.

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Assessing the Toxicity of Methomyl and Lambda Insecticides on the Glassy Clover Snail

Assessing the Toxicity of Methomyl and Lambda Insecticides on the Glassy Clover Snail

Toxicity testing of two pesticides against the Carthusian snailin vitro

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