Antifeeding Activity Determination of Eupatorium adenophorum Extracts on Pieris rapae Larvae
Tian Zhou
Abstract
Tian Zhou
Abstract
Among the three tested Eupatorium adenophorum extracts, the antifeeding activity for the fourth instar larvae of Pieris rapae ranged from strong to weak were A-1, P-1 and Zi-2. Their Median Antifeeding Concentrations (AFC50) of selective antifeeding activity in 24?h were 964.6?mg/L, 1?9095?mg/L and 4?2964?mg/L respectively and their AFC50 of complete antifeeding activity were 1?0111?mg/L, 8?2507?mg/L and 3?9046?mg/L respectively.
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Among the three tested Eupatorium adenophorum extracts, the antifeeding activity for the fourth instar larvae of Pieris rapae ranged from strong to weak were A-1, P-1 and Zi-2. Their Median Antifeeding Concentrations (AFC50) of selective antifeeding activity in 24?h were 964.6?mg/L, 1?9095?mg/L and 4?2964?mg/L respectively and their AFC50 of complete antifeeding activity were 1?0111?mg/L, 8?2507?mg/L and 3?9046?mg/L respectively.
Key concepts: Pieris rapae, Eupatorium, Larva, Instar, Toxicology, Biology, Chemistry, Botany