Plant source slow-releasing mosquito repellent for animals as well as production method and application of plant source slow-releasing mosquito repellent for animals

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of plant source repellents and particularly discloses a preparation method of a plant source slow-releasing mosquito repellent for animals. The method comprises the following steps: mixing artemisia apiacea oil, a slow releasing agent and diatomite; and extruding and molding. The mosquito repellent can be used for effectively repelling mosquitoes and the pesticide effect can last for 5-7 days; and the plant source slow-releasing mosquito repellent for the animals is applicable to the livestock breeding industry and is particularly used for repelling the mosquitoes from cattle, sheep, pigs and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of plant-source repellents, and specifically discloses a plant-source slow-release mosquito repellent containing Artemisia annua oil. Background technique [0002] Artemisia annua is the aerial part of Artemisia annua, a plant of Compositae, which has the functions of clearing away heat and relieving heat, removing steam, and antimalarial. Artemisinin, the main component of Artemisia annua, is a sesquiterpene lactone, which has the characteristics of high efficiency, quick effect, low toxicity and safety in the treatment of dangerous cerebral malaria. It is also the only new antimalarial drug that has been internationally recognized in my country so far. [0003] However, according to the research on the extract of Artemisia annua in the prior art, the main active ingredients still mostly involve artemisinin; the residue left after extracting artemisinin——artemisia annua oil is usually burned as fuel or buri...

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Problems solved by technology

For drug prevention and control, the amount of drug is difficult to control and easy to waste. It will cause certain harm to humans and animals. Long-term use may lead to drug resistance and affect drug efficacy.

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