Review Article
Antitermite Activities of C. decidua Extracts and Pure Compounds against Indian White Termite Odontotermes obesus (Isoptera: Odontotermitidae)
Table 1
LD50 values obtained in solvent extracts and pure compounds isolated from Capparis decidua against Indian white termite Odontotermes obesus.
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values represent lethal dose that causes 50% mortality in the test insects. bLCL and UCL mean lower confidence limit, and upper confidence limit respectively. ct-ratio, slope value, and heterogeneity were significant at all probability levels (90, 95, and 99%). t-ratio: difference in degree of freedom at 0.5, 0.05, and 0.005 levels; slope value shows the average between LD50 and LD80, from which LD50 value is calculated; heterogeneity value, shows the effect of active fraction on both susceptible and tolerant insects among all of the treated insects. CSTM indicates combined tincture of Capparis deciduas, coconut oil, terpene oil, glycerol, elemental sulphur, and liter water. CDS* represents pure compound isolated from C. decidua stem fraction, while CDF1* represents compound isolated from flower. |