THE KOREAN JOURNAL OF PESTICIDE SCIENCE · 2009 · 30 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesEntomologyPlant SciencesAgricultural EntomologyBiological ControlInsect EcologyBotanical PesticidesInsect-plant InteractionsPest ControlPest ManagementPlant-insect Chemical InteractionsPlant-insect InteractionsAphid InfestationBotanical BioassaysInsect Pest ControlInsect Pest ManagementInsect RepellentsInsecticides From Botanical ExtractsPlant-derived InsecticidesPlant-derived Repellents
Insecticidal efficacies of plant extracts and environmental friendly agro-materials against green peach aphids, two spotted spider mites, and diamondback moths were evaluated in the lab condition. Oxymatrine and matrine, derivatives of Sophora flavescens, were effective to all three tested pest insect species. Selected environmental friendly agro-materials available from the market mainly contained active ingredients of nicotine, azadirachtin, and matrine were all effective to control green peach aphids and two spotted spider mites.