Claim · model-written summary
Fine tobacco dust, undiluted, showed marked toxicity.
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e0“Fine tobacco dust undiluted or with 10 percent of lime hydrate showed marked toxicity.”
Title
The Insecticidal Properties of Tobacco Dust
P. J. Parrott; Hugh Glasgow Journal of Economic Entomology 1923. doi:10.1093/jee/16.1.90
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Finer tobacco dust killed a larger percentage of spirea aphis.
- Intervention effect Finer tobacco dust killed a larger percentage of currant aphis.
- Intervention effect Finer tobacco dust killed a larger percentage of apple red bug.
- Intervention effect Nicotine sulphate in lime sulphur and glue sulphur sprays effectively controlled rosy aphis.
- Intervention effect Tobacco dust in lime sulphur and glue sulphur sprays effectively controlled rosy aphis.
- Observation Fine tobacco dust with 10 percent lime hydrate showed marked toxicity.
- Observation Tobacco dust had less uniform insecticidal properties than dust mixtures containing nicotine sulphate.
- Observation Concentrated tobacco solutions were apparently more economical than powdered tobacco.
- Observation Pumps with poppet valves and coarse strainers had less clogging trouble.