Claim · model-written summary
Root oil had contact toxicity against A. piceus with LD50 96.8 µg/adult.
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e0“essential oil of Z. dissitum roots exhibited moderate contact toxicity against three species of storage pests, L. serricorne,T. castaneum and A. piceus, with LD50 values of 13.8, 43.7 and 96.8 µg/adult, respectively”
Title
Cheng-Fang Wang; Kai Yang; Chun-Xue You; et al. Molecules 2015. doi:10.3390/molecules20057990
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation GC-MS identified 28 components in leaf oil.
- Observation GC-MS identified 22 components in root oil.
- Observation Sesquiterpenoids made up 74.0% of leaf essential oil.
- Observation Sesquiterpenoids made up 80.9% of root essential oil.
- Observation Leaf oil contained δ-cadinol at 12.8%.
- Observation Leaf oil contained caryophyllene at 12.7%.
- Observation Leaf oil contained β-cubebene at 7.9%.
- Observation Leaf oil contained 4-terpineol at 7.5%.
- Observation Leaf oil contained germacrene D-4-ol at 5.7%.
- Observation Root oil contained humulene epoxide II at 29.4%.
- Observation Root oil contained caryophyllene oxide at 24.0%.
- Observation Root oil contained diepicedrene-1-oxide at 10.7%.
- Observation Root oil contained Z,Z,Z-1,5,9,9-tetramethyl-1,4,7-cycloundecatriene at 8.7%.
- Observation Root oil had contact toxicity against L. serricorne with LD50 13.8 µg/adult.
- Observation Root oil had contact toxicity against T. castaneum with LD50 43.7 µg/adult.