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A botanical pesticide

A technology for plant pesticides and extracts, applied in pesticides, plant growth regulators, biocides, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, weak pesticide toxicity, short residual effect period, etc., and achieve low cost and wide use. , the effect of long residual period

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-12-27
刘景相
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[0004] In the past few years, some manufacturers in my country have also produced plant pesticides, but they all adopt the method of single agent, resulting in weak toxicity, short residual effect period and high cost. In addition, they have not attracted the attention of the country and the whole society. and support disappeared

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[0036] Experimental Example 1: Indoor Vegetable Insect Experiment

[0037] Materials: Cabbage caterpillars, small caterpillars, heartworms, cotton bollworms, beet armyworm larvae, Spodoptera litura larvae, thrips, pod borer larvae, tobacco caterpillars, and Spodoptera frugiperda larvae were caught from vegetable fields, 10 of each pest , a total of 100, put into the glass fish tank.

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[0038] Example 3 A 60% emulsifiable concentrate was prepared, and the medicinal liquid was yellowish-brown, smoky and spicy, pungent, and had a burning and tingling sensation upon skin contact. Spraying: Dilute the 60% emulsifiable concentrate by 1000 times, and use the Gongnong-16 knapsack type manual sprayer to spray the insects in the tank until all the insects are full of the liquid. After spraying, observe about 2mm of the liquid medicine at the bottom of the tank, and most of the worms are crawling in the liquid medicine.

[0039] Experimental observation record: (about 12 hours after spraying)

[0040] 1. There were 81 dead worms, all of which were at the bottom of the tank, and some of the worms had dark brown changes.

[0041] 2. Of the 19 surviving animals, 14 of them are on the edge of the tank, stretching and creeping slightly, and 5 have crawled to the screen cloth covering the opening of the cylinder, and they did not move. Flickering, alive.

[0042] 3. The 1...

experiment example 2

[0047] Experimental Example 2: Security Experiment

[0048] Climate conditions: at noon, the temperature is 29 ℃, dry, no wind.

[0049] Vegetable field experiment: spray the above-mentioned remaining medicinal liquid on the spinach, rapeseed, lettuce, cucumber, tomato, and carob plants in the open-air vegetable field. Some crops have a small amount of aphids. , fruit, without any adverse effects, harmless to crops. Eating lettuce leaves 48 hours after spraying, cucumbers and tomatoes have no odor, discomfort, etc., and is also harmless to ladybugs.

[0050] Animal and human skin experiments: The insecticide was applied to the dog's nose, and it was broken, blistered, and painful the next day. When this insecticide is applied to the back of human fingers, there is a strong burning sensation, pain, and strong tingling sensation, followed by small bubbles.

[0051] This indicates that the pesticide is highly corrosive, and personal protection should be taken when using it.

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Abstract

The invention provides a plant pesticide whose effective constituents include the extracts of the following plants: Chinaberry bark 20-30%, tobacco leaf 10-30%, rhizome of shouliang yam 10-30%, wormwood 5-20%, croton 5-20%, derris 2-10%, thickfruit millettia seed 2-10%, Tripterygium wilfordii 2-10% and Sichuan aconite root 2-10%.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an insecticide, in particular to an insecticide prepared with pure plant extract. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of my country's economy, the people's awareness of the importance of food safety is also increasing, especially the safety of vegetables and fruits is extremely important. Some data show that there are about tens of millions of acres of green and pollution-free vegetable bases and tens of thousands of hectares of orchards in the country. Vegetables and fruits are essential food for people's daily life, and their edible safety is directly related to people's health and survival. In recent years, there have been frequent reports that people have eaten vegetables and fruits containing chemical pesticide residues, resulting in muscle numbness, as well as diseases of the respiratory tract, digestive tract, nervous system, metabolic system, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular, liver, kidney...

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IPC IPC(8): A01N65/00A01P7/04A01N65/38A01N65/12A01N65/14A01N65/18A01N65/20A01N65/26
CPCY02A50/30
Inventor 刘景相
Owner 刘景相
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