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Register a new userEffect of Anise Oil and its Fruit Extracts to Control the Adults of Cowpea Beetle Callosobruchus maculatus Fab.
فعالية زيت اليانسون و مستخلصات ثماره في مكافحة بالغات خنفساء اللوبياء Callosobruchus maculatus Fab
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2016
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تم اختبار التأثير الحيوي لزيت اليانسون و مستخلصات ثماره (المائي و الكحولي) في حشرة خنفساء اللوبياء Callosobruchus maculatus التي تصيب الحبوب البقولية المخزونة. أجري الاختبار وفق ثلاث معاملات: معاملة التبخير, معاملة الحشرات, و معاملة الغذاء, حيث استخدمت عدة تراكيز من الزيت العطري تراوحت بين 0.05 إلى %5 بينما استخدم المستخلص المائي و الكحولي للثمار بتركيزه الأساسي 30%.
The bio-effect of anise oil and its fruit extracts(alcoholic and aqueous extract) to control the cowpea beetle, Callosobruchus maculatus that infest stored leguminous crops was investigated. The study was conducted according to three treatments: evaporation, direct spray of insects and food spray. The anise oil was used at different concentrations from 0.05 to 5%. Whereas, the aqueous and .alcoholic fruit extracts were used as 30%.
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