Differential effect of triphenyltin chloride and its cyclohexyl derivatives on growth and development oftribolium confusum

Ishaaya, I.; Ascher, K. R. S.; Yablonski, Sara

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“…Nutritional and environmental factors affect digestive enzymes (Waldbauer 1962;Soo Hoo and Fraenkel 1966;Nalinasundari et al 1987). In some cases digestive enzymes can be used as parameters for assessing antifeeding activity (Ishaaya et al 1974(Ishaaya et al , 1977(Ishaaya et al , 1980(Ishaaya et al , 1982. Despite availability of ample information concerning biochemical properties of digestive enzymes in various insects (House 1974;Wigglesworth 1974), relatively little is known about their role in insect feeding and insect-host compatibility.…”

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Effect ofAzadirachta indica andPongamia glabra leaf extracts on food utilization and modulation of efficiency of digestive enzymes inEuproctis fraterna (Lepidoptera: Lymantridae)

Sridhar¹,

Chetty

1989

Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. (Anim. Sci.)

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The effect of application of Azadirachta indica and Ponqamia glabra leaf extracts on food consumption and utilization in fifth instar larvae of Euproctis fraterna, a serious lepidopterous pest on castor, Ricinus communis, is assessed. Reduction in food consumption by Euproctis fraterna feeding on castor leaves treated with extract of Azadirachta indica was 11% higher than that recorded for castor leaves treated with Ponqamia glabra. Consumption, assimilation, production and their rates showed a negative correlation with the concentration of the extracts used.The effect of administration of these two leaf extracts on efficiency of the digestive enzymes invertase, amylase and protease of Euproctis fratema was also assessed. A reduction in activity of these enzymes with the administration of increasing concentration of extracts was also observed. Leaf extracts of neem and Ponqamia appear to be most efficaceous in controllingEuproctis fraterna especially when they are administrated along with castor leaves in the fifth instar providing a suitable alternative to synthetic pesticides.

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Effect ofAzadirachta indica andPongamia glabra leaf extracts on food utilization and modulation of efficiency of digestive enzymes inEuproctis fraterna (Lepidoptera: Lymantridae)

Sridhar¹,

Chetty

1989

Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. (Anim. Sci.)

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“…Nutritional and environmental factors affect digestive enzymes; the digestive proteolytic and amylolytic activities of Spodoptera littoralis, for example, are closely correlated with the protein level in the diet or with the environmental temperature (lshaaya et al, 1971). In some cases digestive enzymes can be used as parameters for assessing antifeeding activity Ishaaya and Casida, 1975;Ishaaya et al, 1974Ishaaya et al, , 1977Ishaaya et al, , 1980Ishaaya et al, , 1982, or phagostimulation (lshaaya and . Despite availability of ample information concerning biochemical properties of digestive enzymes in various insects (House, 1974;Wigglesworth, 1974), relatively little is known about their role in insect feeding and insect-host compatability.…”

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Nutritional and Allelochemic Insect-Plant Interactions Relating to Digestion and Food Intake: Some Examples

Ishaaya

1986

Springer Series in Experimental Entomology

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Organotin compounds in agriculture since 1980. Part 2. Acaricidal, antifeedant, chemosterilant and insecticidal properties

Crowe

1987

Applied Organom Chemis

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The object of this review paper is to provide a guide to agrochemical research involving organotin compounds which has been performed since 1980. The information is presented in a tabular form and is divided into four main sections as indicated by the title. Each section is then subdivided to cover the various commercial organotin compounds. A final subsection lists investigations involving novel compounds. An additional section covers the effects of organotin agrochemicals on non-target organisms. A table of the contents has been provided to enable ease of reference. Acaricidal, antifeedant, chemosterilant and insecticidal properties are covered here. Fungicidal, bactericidal and herbicidal aspects are covered in Part 1.

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Differential effect of triphenyltin chloride and its cyclohexyl derivatives on growth and development oftribolium confusum

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Effect ofAzadirachta indica andPongamia glabra leaf extracts on food utilization and modulation of efficiency of digestive enzymes inEuproctis fraterna (Lepidoptera: Lymantridae)

Effect ofAzadirachta indica andPongamia glabra leaf extracts on food utilization and modulation of efficiency of digestive enzymes inEuproctis fraterna (Lepidoptera: Lymantridae)

Nutritional and Allelochemic Insect-Plant Interactions Relating to Digestion and Food Intake: Some Examples

Organotin compounds in agriculture since 1980. Part 2. Acaricidal, antifeedant, chemosterilant and insecticidal properties

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