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  • Larvicidal and adenocidal action of some Egyptian oils on Culex pipiens

    Larvicidal and adenocidal action of some Egyptian oils on Culex pipiens

           Mosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases are a growing global problem. Plant extracts and/or oils can be used as an alternative to synthetic pesticides. In this study, 32 oils (at 1000 ppm) were tested for their larvicidal activity against fourth instar Culex pipiens larvae and the best oils...
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  • Researchers find first evidence that gene mutations can cause bedbug insecticide resistance | Virginia Tech News

    Researchers find first evidence that gene mutations can cause bedbug insecticide resistance | Virginia Tech News

           Following World War II in the 1950s, bedbug infestations were almost eradicated worldwide through the use of the insecticide dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane, better known as DDT, a chemical that has since been banned. However, urban pests have since resurged around the world, and they have...
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  • Home use of insecticides may lead to mosquito resistance, report says

    Home use of insecticides may lead to mosquito resistance, report says

           The use of insecticides in the home can have a significant impact on the development of resistance in disease-carrying mosquitoes and reduce the effectiveness of insecticides.       Vector biologists from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine have published a paper in The Lancet Americ...
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  • EPA’s plan to protect species from pesticides gets unusual support

    EPA’s plan to protect species from pesticides gets unusual support

           Environmental groups, which have clashed for decades with the Environmental Protection Agency, farm groups and others over how to protect endangered species from pesticides, generally welcomed the strategy and farm groups’ support for it.       The strategy does not impose any new re...
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  • Description of the function of uniconazole

    Description of the function of uniconazole

    The effects of Uniconazole on root viability and plant height Uniconazole treatment has a significant promoting effect on the underground root system of plants. The root vitality of rapeseed, soybeans and rice was greatly improved after being treated with Uniconazole. After wheat seeds were dry-t...
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  • Instructions for Bacillus thuringiensis Insecticide

    Instructions for Bacillus thuringiensis Insecticide

    Bacillus thuringiensis is an important agricultural microorganism, and its role should not be underestimated. Bacillus thuringiensis is an effective plant growth promoting bacterium. It can promote the growth and development of plants through multiple pathways, such as inducing the release of gro...
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  • 4 Pet-Safe Household Insect Repellents: Safe and Effective

           Many people are concerned about using pesticides on their pets, and for good reason. Eating pesticides and rodent baits can be very harmful to our pets, and walking through an area that has just been sprayed with pesticides can also be harmful (depending on the type of ...
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  • Utah State University College of Veterinary Medicine Opens Applications

    Utah State University College of Veterinary Medicine Opens Applications

           Utah’s first four-year veterinary school received a letter of assurance from the American Veterinary Medical Association’s Education Committee last month.       The University of Utah (USU) College of Veterinary Medicine has received assurance from the American Veterinary Medic...
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  • 12 Fruits and Vegetables That Require Extra Care When Washing

    12 Fruits and Vegetables That Require Extra Care When Washing

            Some fruits and vegetables are susceptible to pesticide and chemical residues, so it is especially important to wash them thoroughly before eating.       Washing all vegetables before eating is an easy way to remove dirt, bacteria, and residual pesticides.       Spring is a great time to ...
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  • What kind of insects does Triflumuron kill?

    What kind of insects does Triflumuron kill?

    Triflumuron is a benzoylurea insect growth regulator. It mainly inhibits the synthesis of chitin in insects, preventing the formation of new epidermis when larvae molt, thereby causing deformities and death of the insects. What kind of insects does Triflumuron kill? Triflumuron can be used on cro...
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  • The functions and Uses of bifenthrin

    The functions and Uses of bifenthrin

    Bifenthrin has contact killing and stomach toxicity effects, but no systemic or fumigation activity. It has a fast killing speed, a long-lasting effect, and a broad insecticidal spectrum. It is mainly used to control pests such as Lepidoptera larvae, whiteflies, aphids, and herbivorous spider mit...
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  • The role and efficacy of D-tetramethrin

    The role and efficacy of D-tetramethrin

    D-tetramethrin is a commonly used insecticide, which has the effect of quickly knocking down sanitary pests such as mosquitoes and flies, and has the effect of repels cockroaches. The following are its main functions and effects: Effect on sanitary pests 1. Quick knockout effect D-tetramethrin ha...
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