Plant essential oil-containing mosquito repellent

Abstract

The invention discloses a plant essential oil-containing mosquito repellent. The botanical repellent is prepared by adopting mint oil and citronella oil as main components and adding assistants. The preparation can be an oil-based type, an alcohol-based type, and ointment, and a water-based preparation. The repellent is safe to the environment, and active compounds contained in the repellent are naturally existing substances, come from the nature, and have inherent energy and material circulation metabolic pathways formed in the long process of evolution. No residue is left after use, so that no toxic effect can be generated on the human body. The repellent is relatively safe to non-target organisms, and causes no pollution to the environment. The botanical repellent can prevent and control the Aedes albopictus and other mosquitoes, and has significant application value in daily life and outdoor activities.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of pesticides, in particular to the field of pesticide preparation and processing, in particular to a mosquito repellent and a method thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, the mosquito repellants used in the world generally contain chemically synthesized drugs. There are tens of thousands of chemical mosquito repellents synthesized and used in various countries. However, when these compounds reach a certain concentration, they will cause some adverse hazards to the human body. , especially long-term use can produce toxic enrichment effects. After entering the 1980s, with the influence of "returning to nature" all over the world, while developing chemical repellents, the discovery of botanical repellents was carried out. Although most of the pyrethroid repellents that have been widely used in recent years belong to the scope of natural ingredients, it has been found that their long-term use also...

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Problems solved by technology

Although most of the pyrethroid repellents that have been widely used in recent years belong to the scope of natural ingredients, it has been found that their long-term