Toxicity of botanical insecticides on golden apple snail (Pomacea canaliculata).

W, Ruamthum; S, Visetson; J R, Milne; V, Bullangpoti

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Toxicity of botanical insecticides on golden apple snail (Pomacea canaliculata).

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 May 2011 English Journal:Communications in agricultural and applied biological sciences, volume 75 (issn: 1379-1176,

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Authors: W, Ruamthum; S, Visetson; J R, Milne; V, Bullangpoti;

pmid: 21542482

Toxicity of botanical insecticides on golden apple snail (Pomacea canaliculata).

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The molluscicidal activity of crude extracts from five highly potential plants, Annona squamosa seed, Nerium indicum Leaves, Stemona tuberose root, Cyperus rotundus corm and Derris elliptica root was assessed to Pomacea canaliculata. D. elliptica root and C. rotundus corm extracts showed the highest toxicity against 3-month old snails which have LC50 as 23.68 +/- 2.96 mg/l and 133.20 +/- 7.94 mg/l, respectively. The C. rotundus corm extracts were chosen for detoxification enzyme in vivo assay which shows esterase and glutathione S-transferase activity in stomach, intestinal tracts and digestive glands of survival treated P. canaliculata were inhibited.

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Keywords

Insecticides, Molluscacides, Plant Extracts, Snails, Esterases, Gastrointestinal Tract, Lethal Dose 50, Derris, Magnoliopsida, Toxicity Tests, Animals, Cyperus, Glutathione Transferase

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