Journal of Northern Agriculture ›› 2023, Vol. 51 ›› Issue (5): 62-66.doi: 10.12190/j.issn.2096-1197.2023.05.06

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Indoor toxicity measurement and field control efficacy of four plant derived pesticides on Uroleucon gobonis

GU Qingyi, LIU Lindong, SONG Haiyang, DUAN Hongbin, ZHANG Yaozhou, YE Run, SUN Wei, QIAO Xinrong   

  1. Xinyang Agriculture and Forestry University,Xinyang 464000,China
  • Received:2023-08-23 Online:2023-10-20 Published:2024-01-04

Abstract:

【Objective】Evaluate the indoor toxicity and field control efficacy of 4 plant derived pesticides on Uroleucon gobonis to screen for pesticides with better control effect.【Methods】Using 50% pymetrozine WG as control agent,the indoor toxicity of 4 plant derived pesticides,0.6% matrine AS,1.5% pyrethroid EW,6.0% rotenone ME,and Pinellia ternata ethanol extract to Uroleucon gobonis was determined by leaf impregnation method. The field control efficacy was determined by leaf spray.【Results】3 d after treatment,the LC50 of 0.6% matrine AS,1.5% pyrethroid EW,6.0% rotenone ME,and Pinellia ternata ethanol extract were 0.016,6.653,9.173,and 30.931 mg/L,respectively. While the LC50 of control agent 50% pymetrozine WG was 24.786 mg/L. The toxicity of 0.6% matrine AS,1.5% pyrethroid EW,and 6.0% rotenone ME were significantly higher (P<0.05) than the control. After 1 d and 7 d treatment,the field control efficacy of 0.6% matrine AS 400 times diluted solution was 76.81% and 96.39%,respectively,indicating rapid and sustained efficacy. The field control efficacy of 1.5% pyrethroid EW 150 times diluted solution and 6.0% rotenone ME 500 times diluted solution 7 d after treatment was 88.84% and 88.37%,similar to the 87.29% filed control efficacy of the control agent 50% pirimid WG 750 times diluted solution.【Conclusion】0.6% matrine AS could be used for the prevention and control of Uroleucon gobonis in the peak infection period,while 1.5% pyrethroid EW and 6.0% rotenone ME could be used in the subsequent period. All three plant derived pesticides could be promoted and applied in the prevention and control of Uroleucon gobonis.

Key words: Plant derived pesticide, Uroleucon gobonis, Indoor toxicity measurement, Field control efficacy

CLC Number: 

  • S435.672