A bee-mite-killing drug and application of zanthoxylum extract,solanum capsica link extract and lesser galangal extract in preparation of bee-mite-killing drug

Abstract

There's provided a kind of medicine to kill acre in bee swarm, the active ingredients of which are from the dried B water extracts and A. A refers to sulphur; B refers to any one of Japan pepper, belladonna and ginger, or the random combination of any two of the mentioned substances, or random combination of the three substances. The invention has adopted sulphur to change gigantic toxicity to be mild so it has fewer side effects for bees during killing the acre. The application of the water extracts from Japan pepper, belladonna, and ginger as well as the mixed water extracts from the three substances in preparing the medicine that kill acre is also included in the invention.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a medicine for killing bee and mite, and the application of water extract of Chinese prickly ash, water extract of capsicum or water extract of galangal in preparation of medicine for killing bee and mite Background technique [0002] Mite infestation is a major obstacle in the development of bee colonies. Bee mites parasitize on the surface of bees, absorb the nutrition of bees, and bring great harm to the growth of bees. [0003] The main component of sulfur is sulfur, with trace amounts of selenium, tellurium and arsenic. At present, the purified product of sulfur is used to treat the bee mite, and the sulfur is heated and melted to be purified into sublimated sulfur. [0004] Use sublimated sulfur to treat mites and apply them to bee colonies. Bee mites contact with sulfur, absorb sulfur excessively, the body loses oxygen-carrying capacity, cells are hypoxic, and the central nervous system is damaged, resulting in ...

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However, sublimated sulfur is too strong and difficult to control. When treating mites, bees and bee mites are exposed to sulfur at the same time, which also has a great impact on the physiological functions of bees, resulting in bleeding disorders and flight weakness. Experiments show that after sublimated sulfur is applied to bee colonies, The homing rate of field bees has dropped sharply, and the quality of the colony has dropped sharply; the number of eggs laid by the queen bee has dropped sharply, and the eggs laid are difficult to hatch due to lack of oxygen and dehydration; the larvae are more fragile, and a large number of deaths are dragged