the efficacy of some medicinal plant extracts and essential oils against potato tuber moth, phthorimaea operculella (zeller) (lepidoptera: gelechiidae)

نویسندگان

hooshang rafiee-dastjerdi

fereshteh khorrami

jabraei razmjou

behroz esmaeilpour

ali golizadeh

چکیده

the potato tuber moth (ptm), phthorimaea operculella zeller (lepidoptera: gelechiidae), is an important pest of potato and other solanaceous plants. it is cosmopolite and oligophage that exists in most countries where potatoes are grown. because of chemical treatment adverse effects, there is a necessity to find safe alternatives to synthetic insecticides. so, medicinal plants are promising since they are safe, inexpensive and effective. in this direction, potato tubers were dipped in 1 ml of 5% methanolic extracts of fumitory, licorice, lavender and oregano. the percentage of first larval penetration to tubers and oviposition-preference of mentioned medicinal plants was investigated on ptm. subsequently, fumigant toxicity of essential oils of basil, european pennyroyal, lavender, mint and savory were investigated on p. operculella. treated potato tubers by methanolic extract of lavender elicited the lowest percentage (19.3) of first larval penetration. studying of oviposition-preference demonstrated that the largest number of eggs were laid on control and fumitory with 28 and 10 eggs after three days, respectively. probit analysis of essential oils showed that the most effective oil was savory which exhibited lc50 value on adults of ptm equivalent to 0.048 µl/l air.

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عنوان ژورنال:
journal of crop protection

ناشر: tarbiat modares university

ISSN 2251-9041

دوره 2

شماره 1 2013

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