Effects of Crude Plant Extracts from Five Parts of Melia azedarach on Tribolium confusum

Tribolium confusum is one of the most common pests many commodities, especially cereals and their products. These are known for being destructive insect attacking infesting stored flour grain in soil, warehouses, grocery stores, homes. Therefore, this study aims to control these with an environmentally friendly, healthier, cost-effective pesticide instead artificial chemicals practice current management cereal storage pest Kurdistan Region Iraq. For be achieved, toxicity effect crude plant extracts from five different parts Melia azedarach tap water concentrations 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% at times (2, 4, 6, 8, 10 h) against stored-product was tested. The varied based on part extracts, concentrations, exposure period according SAS system investigation mortality rate T. adults (Duncan test). extracts’ compatibility treated clear petri dish noted. Besides, number dead measured by loss motion.