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Toxic, Residual, and Teratomorphic Effect of a Neem Extract (N-9) in Comparison to Coopex 25 WP (Permethrin + Bioallethrin) against Musca domestica L. (Holland Strain)

S. N. H. NAQVI
R. TABASSUM
M. Ferhanullah KHAN
N. YASMIN
S. M. NURULAIN
A. A. BURNEY
Pages
127–130
Publication Date
2007-02-01
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LD50 of Coopex 25 W.P. and N-9 was found to be 0.8 and 5.6 µg/larva, respectively; however, deformed pupae and partial emergence of adult flies were observed when only N-9 was applied.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The toxicity and residual effect of a topically applied crude extract of neem (N-9) and a pyrethroid (Coopex) against second-instar larvae of Musca domestica L. (Holland strain) was studied and compared.
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Key Findings & Data:Toxic and residual studies revealed that Coopex (permethrin + bioallethrin) was more toxic and persistent than N-9.
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Conclusion & Impact:LD50 of Coopex 25 W.P. and N-9 was found to be 0.8 and 5.6 µg/larva, respectively; however, deformed pupae and partial emergence of adult flies were observed when only N-9 was applied.
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⚙️Variables:Musca domestica · neem extract · pyrethroids

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The toxicity and residual effect of a topically applied crude extract of neem (N-9) and a pyrethroid (Coopex) against second-instar larvae of Musca domestica L. (Holland strain) was studied and compared. Toxic and residual studies revealed that Coopex (permethrin + bioallethrin) was more toxic and persistent than N-9. LD50 of Coopex 25 W.P. and N-9 was found to be 0.8 and 5.6 µg/larva, respectively; however, deformed pupae and partial emergence of adult flies were observed when only N-9 was applied.

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The toxicity and residual effect of a topically applied crude extract of neem (N-9) and a pyrethroid (Coopex) against second-instar larvae of Musca domestica L. (Holland strain) was studied and compared. Toxic and residual studies revealed that Coopex (permethrin + bioallethrin) was more toxic and persistent than N-9. LD50 of Coopex 25 W.P. and N-9 was found to be 0.8 and 5.6 µg/larva, respectively; however, deformed pupae and partial emergence of adult flies were observed when only N-9 was applied.

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NAQVI, S. N. H., TABASSUM, R., KHAN, M. F., YASMIN, N., NURULAIN, S. M., BURNEY, A. A. (2007). Toxic, Residual, and Teratomorphic Effect of a Neem Extract (N-9) in Comparison to Coopex 25 WP (Permethrin + Bioallethrin) against Musca domestica L. (Holland Strain). Turkish Journal of Zoology, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 2, 127–130. https://ajindex.com/articles/177367

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