Receptor mediated delivery system bearing dopamine for effective management of parkinsonism

Bhargava, M.; Bhargava, Seema; Jain, Samay; Jain, Rupesh; Bhargava, V.K.

doi:10.1016/j.jns.2015.08.910

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“…The use of extreme temperatures may provide the most viable alternative to chemical applications. Temperature affects metabolic rates, defines limits of physiological function, determines developmental times, impacts behavior, and ultimately influences survival of the population (Lee, 1991;Bhargava et al, 2007).…”

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EFFICACY OF SOME PLANT OILS, PLANT POWDERS, INERT DUSTS AND MALATHION AGAINST Callosobruchus maculatus

El-Talpanty,

Khalil,

Abouelatta

et al. 2024

Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research

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Current study evaluated the effect of four plant oils, four plant powders, two inert dusts compared to Malation against one of the major stored product insects (cowpea beetle). Based on percent of reduction obtained after five months of Callosobruchus maculatus treatment, results showed that plant oils and clove oil were achieved the strongest effect for reducing the number of emerged adults of the tested insect followed by spearmint and orange depending on LC 50 values. For inert dusts and malathion, malathion showed the highest effect. While the two inert dusts, silica and katelsous had nearly equal action. For plant powders, the results had the same trend with plant oils where the clove powder had the first order for reducing the number of emerged adults followed by spearmint and orange.

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