Toxicological studies for some agricultural waste extracts on mosquito larvae and experimental animals

El-Maghraby, S.; Nawwar, Galal A. M.; Bakr, Reda F. A.; Helmy, Nadia; Kamel, Omnia

doi:10.1016/s2221-1691(12)60097-5

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“…The results showed in (Table 6) and (Fig. 11) represent the susceptibility of Culex pipiens to traditional insecticides (Deltamethrin & Altosid), although the potency of extracts are less than chemical insecticides but they more safe (Mann and Koufman, 2012) and conversion of waste material to natural beneficial insecticide (El-Maghraby, et al, 2012).…”

Section: Effects Of Apricot (Prunus Armeniaca) and Pomegranate (Punicmentioning

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“…Plant extracts show antibacterial effects (Sarmamy and Al-Juboory, 2005) and antifungal activity against wide range of fungi (Aba Alkhail, 2005;Basm and Khalil, 2007;Sarmamy and Saleem, 2009). Some authors using agricultural waste materials and plastic waste to decrease the cost of production of natural insecticides, antimicrobial agent and convert the waste material to benefit one (Bakr et al, 2008, El-Maghraby et al, 2012and Fahim, et al, 2013.…”

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Evaluation of some agricultural waste extracts against mosquito larvae, and some types of microorganisms as insecticidal and antibiotic agents.

Eldiasty

Hassan

Kamel

2014

Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences, G. Microbiolo

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Section: Effects Of Apricot (Prunus Armeniaca) and Pomegranate (Punicmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of some agricultural waste extracts against mosquito larvae, and some types of microorganisms as insecticidal and antibiotic agents.

Eldiasty

Hassan

Kamel

2014

Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences, G. Microbiolo

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“…Mortality data were analysed by using log-probit analysis to estimate the probit regression line and calculate LC 50 [15] .…”

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Toxicity studies for indigenous Bacillus thuringiensis isolates from Malang city, East Java on Aedes aegypti larvae

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Nakagoshi

Suharjono

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Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine

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“…The results showed in Tables 3&4 and Figures 1,2&3 represent the susceptibility of Culex pipiens to acetonic and ethanolic extract of agricultural waste and plant parts, although the potency of extracts is less than chemical insecticides but they are more safe (Mann and Koufman, 2012) and conversion of waste material to natural beneficial insecticide (El-Maghraby, et al, 2012).…”

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Toxicological Studies on the Effect of Some Agricultural Waste and Plant Extract as Insecticidal Agent on the Mosquito, Culex pipiens

Bakr

Al-Ghramh

2014

Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences. A, Entomology

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A mosquito larval survey was carried out in the southwestern region of Saudi Arabia. Twelve mosquito species were identified: 4 Anopheline species; Anopheles arabinesis Theobald, Anopheles tenebrosus Donitz, Anopheles multicolor Combouliu, and Anopheles sergenti Theobald and 6 Culicine species; Culex pipiens Linnaeus; Culex tritaeniorhynchus; Culex lutzia; Culex sinaiticus; Culex quinquefascitus Say; Culex theileri Theobad as well as one Aedine species, Aedes caspius, and Culiseta subochrea. Culex pipiens is the most common culicine species in the southwestern region. The insecticidal activity of tested compounds (acetonic and ethanolic extracts of agricultural waste product, rice bran and plant,extract of Milkweed) was bioassay against the 3 rd instars of the Culex pipiens larvae in the laboratory. Therefore, the toxicity of the tested plant extracts based on LC 50 values could be arranged in an ascending order as follows: ethanolic extract of milkweed leaves < acetonic extract of milkweed leaves < acetonic extract of milkweed flower < acetonic extract of rice bran < ethanolic extract of rice bran < ethanolic extract of milkweed flower. The SR of ethanolic extract of Rice bran with Triton x100 (1.64) was higher than other one.

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Toxicological studies for some agricultural waste extracts on mosquito larvae and experimental animals

Cited by 13 publications

References 23 publications

Evaluation of some agricultural waste extracts against mosquito larvae, and some types of microorganisms as insecticidal and antibiotic agents.

Evaluation of some agricultural waste extracts against mosquito larvae, and some types of microorganisms as insecticidal and antibiotic agents.

Toxicity studies for indigenous Bacillus thuringiensis isolates from Malang city, East Java on Aedes aegypti larvae

Toxicological Studies on the Effect of Some Agricultural Waste and Plant Extract as Insecticidal Agent on the Mosquito, Culex pipiens

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