INQUISUR 21779
INSTITUTO DE QUIMICA DEL SUR
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Insecticidal activity of Limonium brasiliense (Plumbaginaceae) against Rhizopertha dominica (Coleoptera)
Autor/es:
BENZI, VERÓNICA; RODRIGUEZ, SILVANA; ANA PAULA MURRAY; SANCHEZ CHOPA, CAROLINA; ADRIANA FERRERO
Lugar:
COLONIA DEL SACRAMENTO, URUGUAY
Reunión:
Congreso; First Meeting of the Latin American Association of Chemical Ecology (ALAEQ); 2010
Institución organizadora:
Latin American Association of Chemical Ecology (ALAEQ)
Resumen:
The lesser grain borer, Rhizopertha dominica F. is arguably the most important insect pest of
stored grains worldwide. The conventional way to control this pest has been the use of
synthetic insecticides. However, the persistence of them in grains and the resistance of insects
have derivate in the research of natural products as an important source of botanical
insecticides. Limonium brasiliense Kuntze (Plumbaginaceae) is a medicinal plant, known as
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
stored grains worldwide. The conventional way to control this pest has been the use of
synthetic insecticides. However, the persistence of them in grains and the resistance of insects
have derivate in the research of natural products as an important source of botanical
insecticides. Limonium brasiliense Kuntze (Plumbaginaceae) is a medicinal plant, known as
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
Rhizopertha dominica F. is arguably the most important insect pest of
stored grains worldwide. The conventional way to control this pest has been the use of
synthetic insecticides. However, the persistence of them in grains and the resistance of insects
have derivate in the research of natural products as an important source of botanical
insecticides. Limonium brasiliense Kuntze (Plumbaginaceae) is a medicinal plant, known as
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
Limonium brasiliense Kuntze (Plumbaginaceae) is a medicinal plant, known as
Guaycurú. It is a shrub that grows in Argentina, Uruguay and south of Brazil. Infusions
from the roots are used in the treatment of hemorrhage, menstrual disorders, rheumatism and
it is believed to have cardioprotective properties [1]. In this work we report the insecticidal
activity of the methanolic extract, aqueous subextract, and a fraction derivates from this
subextract.
