Cyclohexylamine inexplicably induces antennae loss in Formosan subterranean termites (<scp><i>Coptotermes formosanus</i></scp> Shiraki): cyclohexylamine hydrogen phosphate salts are novel termiticides

Grimball, Brantley; Veillon, Lucas; Calhoun, Tara N.; Fronczek, Frank R.; Arceneaux, Emily; Laine, Roger A.

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“…The shortest P-O bond is that whose O atom act as acceptor of two symmetric hydrogen bonds. Bonds and angles within the monocyclohexyl ammonium are otherwise comparable to those recorded in the literature [22][23][24]. and Figure 4).…”

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Crystal Structures of Two Phosphonate Salts: Monocyclohexylammonium Hydrogen Phosphonate and Monocyclohexylammonium Phenyl Phosphonate

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Boye³

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Hydrogen phosphonate anions and monocyclohexylammonium cations interacting through hydrogen bonds conduct to the formation of a salt namely monocyclohexylammonium hydrogen phosphonate. In this structure, hydrogen phosphonate anions are linked by pairs through O—H···O hydrogen bonds leading to anionic dimers. Each dimer is connected to its two neighbours through cations via N—H···O hydrogen bonds leading to infinite chains which are then connected by N—H···O hydrogen bonds giving rise to a layered structure. The phenyl phosphonates form dimers that are connected through an expended hydrogen bonding network involving the cations into a layer.

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Crystal Structures of Two Phosphonate Salts: Monocyclohexylammonium Hydrogen Phosphonate and Monocyclohexylammonium Phenyl Phosphonate

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Boye³

et al. 2020

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“…Furthermore, they also found that application of lufenuron inhibited the carcass-burying and particle transport behavior of the termites. Grimball et al (2017) described that cyclohexylamine is a novel termiticide, and its hydrogen phosphate salts maintain its toxicity. Bhatta et al (2016) tested the toxicity and repellency of spinosad and spinetoram against Coptotermes formosanus under laboratory conditions and reported that both insecticides exhibited toxicity and non-repellency against termites.…”

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“…Grimball et al . (2017) described that cyclohexylamine is a novel termiticide, and its hydrogen phosphate salts maintain its toxicity. Bhatta et al .…”

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Termites and Chinese agricultural system: applications and advances in integrated termite management and chemical control

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Termites are eusocial arthropod decomposers, and improve soil fertility, crop yield, and also are used by humans for their benefits across the world. However, some species of termites are becoming a threat to the farming community as they are directly and indirectly causing major losses to the agricultural system. It is estimated that termites cost the global economy more than 40 billion USD annually, and considerable research has been done on their management. In this review, we present the available information related to sustainable and integrated termite management practices (ITM). Furthermore, we insist that the better management of this menace can be possible through: (i) improving traditional methods to keep termites away from crops; (ii) improving agricultural practices to maintain plants with more vigor and less susceptible to termite attack; and (iii) integration of available techniques to reduce termite infestation in crops and surroundings. The application of an effective combination of traditional practices with recently developed approaches is the best option for agricultural growers. Moreover, keeping in mind the beneficial nature of this pest, more innovative efforts for its management, particularly using rapidly emerging technology (e.g., RNA interference), are needed.

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Ranjith²

2021

Polyphagous Pests of Crops

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Cyclohexylamine inexplicably induces antennae loss in Formosan subterranean termites (Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki): cyclohexylamine hydrogen phosphate salts are novel termiticides

Abstract: Cyclohexylamine appears to be a novel termiticide with a previously unreported mechanism of toxicity. Its hydrogen phosphate salts retain the toxic effect and are inexpensive and easily synthesized. © 2017 Society of Chemical Industry.

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Crystal Structures of Two Phosphonate Salts: Monocyclohexylammonium Hydrogen Phosphonate and Monocyclohexylammonium Phenyl Phosphonate

Crystal Structures of Two Phosphonate Salts: Monocyclohexylammonium Hydrogen Phosphonate and Monocyclohexylammonium Phenyl Phosphonate

Termites and Chinese agricultural system: applications and advances in integrated termite management and chemical control

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