“…The insecticidal efficacy of essential oils from 20 different Egyptian plants was studied by Abou‐Taleb, Mohamed, Shawir, and Abdelgaleil (2016) against adult T. castaneum and the highest LC 50 of 0.07 mg/cm 2 was obtained for Origanum vulgare and Artemisia monosperma . Several other studies were conducted on the GRAS essential oils, oleoresins, and other plant extracts of angelica, basil, citrus peels, lemongrass, thyme, turmeric, pepper, and components such as cinnamaldehyde, camphene, pinene, citral, p‐cymene, eugenol, limonene, menthol, and linalool (Deshwal, Gupta, Vaibhav, Kumar, & Kumar, 2018; Pavela et al., 2016; Suthisut, Fields, & Chandrapatya, 2011). Nonphytotoxicity, easy biodegradability, traditional knowledge, and safe nature to human beings and nontarget organisms make these plant products important in insect pest management programs (Rath & Mohapatra, 2015).…”