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Evaluation of Larvicidal Activity of Essential Oil from Leaves of Coccinia grandis against Three Mosquito Species
To study the chemical constituents and larvicidal activity of essential oil extracted from the leaves of against three mosquito species. Essential oil was extracted by hydro distillation using clevenger apparatus and was analyzed for chemical constituents by gas chromatography-mass spectrophotometry...
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| description | To study the chemical constituents and larvicidal activity of essential oil extracted from the leaves of
against three mosquito species.
Essential oil was extracted by hydro distillation using clevenger apparatus and was analyzed for chemical constituents by gas chromatography-mass spectrophotometry (GC-MS). Larvicidal activity was recorded after 12 and 24h of post-exposure against three mosquito species,
,
and
. Dead larvae were identified when they failed to move after probing with a needle in the siphon or cervical region. The LC
and LC
values for three mosquito larvae were calculated by Probit analysis.
The GC-MS analysis revealed that essential oil contains 23 different constituents. Out of these 23 constituents, major constituents identified were n-tetracosane (39.18%), n-eicosane (30.04%), tetratriacotane (2.97%), 7-octadecanal (2.81%), and tricosane (2.31%). Essential oil from leaves of
exhibited significant larvicidal activity against
with LC
and LC
values 39.41ppm and 123.24ppm, respectively. This was followed by
and
with LC
and LC
values of 48.20ppm, 131.84ppm and 52.80ppm, 135.48ppm, respectively after 24h of exposure.
The results could be useful in developing a cost effective, ecofriendly, region specific and practical strategy for the control of mosquito vectors. |
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against three mosquito species.
Essential oil was extracted by hydro distillation using clevenger apparatus and was analyzed for chemical constituents by gas chromatography-mass spectrophotometry (GC-MS). Larvicidal activity was recorded after 12 and 24h of post-exposure against three mosquito species,
,
and
. Dead larvae were identified when they failed to move after probing with a needle in the siphon or cervical region. The LC
and LC
values for three mosquito larvae were calculated by Probit analysis.
The GC-MS analysis revealed that essential oil contains 23 different constituents. Out of these 23 constituents, major constituents identified were n-tetracosane (39.18%), n-eicosane (30.04%), tetratriacotane (2.97%), 7-octadecanal (2.81%), and tricosane (2.31%). Essential oil from leaves of
exhibited significant larvicidal activity against
with LC
and LC
values 39.41ppm and 123.24ppm, respectively. This was followed by
and
with LC
and LC
values of 48.20ppm, 131.84ppm and 52.80ppm, 135.48ppm, respectively after 24h of exposure.
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,
and
. Dead larvae were identified when they failed to move after probing with a needle in the siphon or cervical region. The LC
and LC
values for three mosquito larvae were calculated by Probit analysis.
The GC-MS analysis revealed that essential oil contains 23 different constituents. Out of these 23 constituents, major constituents identified were n-tetracosane (39.18%), n-eicosane (30.04%), tetratriacotane (2.97%), 7-octadecanal (2.81%), and tricosane (2.31%). Essential oil from leaves of
exhibited significant larvicidal activity against
with LC
and LC
values 39.41ppm and 123.24ppm, respectively. This was followed by
and
with LC
and LC
values of 48.20ppm, 131.84ppm and 52.80ppm, 135.48ppm, respectively after 24h of exposure.
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against three mosquito species.
Essential oil was extracted by hydro distillation using clevenger apparatus and was analyzed for chemical constituents by gas chromatography-mass spectrophotometry (GC-MS). Larvicidal activity was recorded after 12 and 24h of post-exposure against three mosquito species,
,
and
. Dead larvae were identified when they failed to move after probing with a needle in the siphon or cervical region. The LC
and LC
values for three mosquito larvae were calculated by Probit analysis.
The GC-MS analysis revealed that essential oil contains 23 different constituents. Out of these 23 constituents, major constituents identified were n-tetracosane (39.18%), n-eicosane (30.04%), tetratriacotane (2.97%), 7-octadecanal (2.81%), and tricosane (2.31%). Essential oil from leaves of
exhibited significant larvicidal activity against
with LC
and LC
values 39.41ppm and 123.24ppm, respectively. This was followed by
and
with LC
and LC
values of 48.20ppm, 131.84ppm and 52.80ppm, 135.48ppm, respectively after 24h of exposure.
The results could be useful in developing a cost effective, ecofriendly, region specific and practical strategy for the control of mosquito vectors.</abstract><cop>Iran</cop><pub>Tehran University of Medical Sciences</pub><pmid>29062847</pmid><tpages>10</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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| title | Evaluation of Larvicidal Activity of Essential Oil from Leaves of Coccinia grandis against Three Mosquito Species |
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