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Acaricidal activities of essential oil emulsions in controlling different mite pests

Author(s)
Doungnapa, T.
Pumnuan, J.
Lakyat, A.
Thipmanee, K.
Date Issued
July 1, 2024
Type
Article
Abstract
The result revealed the citronella grass emulsions had a highly toxic effect to the African red mite that presented LC50 and LC90 with 0.146 and 0.303%, respectively. While citronella grass emulsion at concentration 0.4% was able to control those 3 mite pest species in greenhouse or field conditions, when it presented the mite mortality with >80% compared with control group.
Citation
International Journal of Agricultural Technology, 20(4), 1379-1388, 2024
Subjects

African red mite

Broad mite

Essential oil emulsio...

Orchid flat mite

Toxicity

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