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The killing ،Attractive and Repellent Impact of Some Plant Powders on carpet moth (Tineola bisselliella) in Holy Kerbala (Al-Hussaini Holy Shrine) | ||
| KARBALĀʾ HERITAGE Quarterly Authorized Journal Specialized in Karbalāʾ Heritage | ||
| Article 1, Volume 2, Issue 4, 2015, Pages 201-221 | ||
| Author | ||
| Asst. Instructor. Lina Qasim Idan Al-Kinany | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract The moth carpet pests (Tineola bisselliella) seriously attack carpets in the stores and their larvae cause damage. Due to the lack of studies on this insect and the method of control and spread dramatically in the carpet stores this study was conducted. This study included knowing the impact of the deadly powder of three medicinal plants such as seed powder black pepper Piper nigrum powder ،tobacco leaf Nicotianatabacu powder and lavender flowers Lavandula sp. Influence and knowledge of attracting and extruder plants mentioned، were used as powders (black pepper، tobacco، lavender) with three volumes each (3، 5، 7) g and treated larval harmful insect and compared with the control treatment. The results showed that powders plant used in the study outweigh the tobacco powder on the rest of the powders in quantities of the three، as the superiority of tobacco powder when the quantity 3 g morally and gave the rate stood at 4.5 larvae on each of black pepper and lavender as the number of larvae dead for each of the two 4.167 larvae، and the results showed quantitative 5 g outweigh tobacco powder morally and gave the rate stood at 4.5 larvae while the average number of larvae dead each of black pepper and lavender، respectively (4.167،4.333 larvae)، while the results of quantitative 7 g outweigh the tobacco powder morally and gave the rate stood at 5 while the average number of dead insects per black pepper and lavender، respectively (2.667،4.333 larvae). While the results showed attraction and expulsion of the powders of the three (black pepper، tobacco، lavender) that tobacco has a repellent effect on the larvae of insect mites، ahead of all of Alkmetin (5،3) g evenly on the quantity 7 g، and record the highest repellent effect when the quantity 3 grams of powder lavender Tlha quantity 7 g، while the lowest rate was expelled . | ||
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