FUMIGATION TOXICITY AND OVIPOSITION DETERRENCY OF FOUR PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS ON COWPEA BEETLE

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SHAHKARAMI JAHANSHIR; FALLAHZADEH MAJID; ALMASI SAMIRA

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Journal: PLANT PROTECTION JOURNAL Year:2011 | Volume:2 | Issue:4 (8) Page(s): 265-276

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FUMIGATION TOXICITY AND OVIPOSITION DETERRENCY OF FOUR PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS ON COWPEA BEETLE

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SHAHKARAMI JAHANSHIR | FALLAHZADEH MAJID | ALMASI SAMIRA | Issue Writer Certificate

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ESSENTIAL OILQ2

OVIPOSITION DETERRENCYQ2

COWPEA BEETLEQ2

FUMIGATION TOXICITYQ2

Abstract

In order to find alternatives for conventional pesticides, the fumigant toxicity and ovipositional deterrency of ESSENTIAL OILs of summer savory, pennyroyal mint, ostokhodus and rosemary were tested against adults of COWPEA BEETLE Callosobruchus maculatesF. (Col.: Bruchidae). The experiment was conducted using a completely randomized design with six concentrations and five replications. Experiment was carried out at 30±2oC and 60±5% R. H. under dark condition. Concentration of 560 ml/lair ESSENTIAL OILs of summer savory, pennyroyal mint, ostokhodus and rosemary caused 95.78, 87.78, 57.33 and 65.11% mortality of adults, respectively. LC50 values of ESSENTIAL OILs of summer savory, pennyroyal mint, ostokhodus and rosemary were found to be 69, 106, 322 and 205 ml/l on adults, respectively. ESSENTIAL OILs of all tested plants, showed significant reduction of ovipositional rate of COWPEA BEETLE. The highest concentration (190 ml/lair) of ESSENTIAL OILs of summer savory, pennyroyal mint, ostokhodus and rosemary caused 83.22, 92.45, 62.34 and 73.24% ovipositional deterrency, respectively. ESSENTIAL OILs of summer savory and pennyroyal mint showed the highest control on cowpea beetele. Therefore they could be recommended as safe pesticides for control of storage pests.

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SHAHKARAMI, JAHANSHIR, FALLAHZADEH, MAJID, & ALMASI, SAMIRA. (2011). FUMIGATION TOXICITY AND OVIPOSITION DETERRENCY OF FOUR PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS ON COWPEA BEETLE. PLANT PROTECTION JOURNAL, 2(4 (8)), 265-276. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/194028/en

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SHAHKARAMI JAHANSHIR, FALLAHZADEH MAJID, ALMASI SAMIRA. FUMIGATION TOXICITY AND OVIPOSITION DETERRENCY OF FOUR PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS ON COWPEA BEETLE. PLANT PROTECTION JOURNAL[Internet]. 2011;2(4 (8)):265-276. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/194028/en

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JAHANSHIR SHAHKARAMI, MAJID FALLAHZADEH, and SAMIRA ALMASI, “FUMIGATION TOXICITY AND OVIPOSITION DETERRENCY OF FOUR PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS ON COWPEA BEETLE,” PLANT PROTECTION JOURNAL, vol. 2, no. 4 (8), pp. 265–276, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/194028/en

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