Tunus'ta Toplanan Thymbra capitata L. ve Mentha pulegium L. Esansiyel Yağlarının Galleria mellonella L. Üzerine Etkisi

Year 2021, , 31 - 38, 12.05.2021

Sarra Ncibi Abir Ben Amor Faten Ben Abdelkader

https://doi.org/10.31467/uluaricilik.888724

Cited By: 2

Abstract

Balmumu güvesi, Tunus'taki arıcılar için çok fazla zarara ve kayba neden olan bal arısı zararlılarından biridir. Balmumu ve balı kirlettikleri bilinmesine rağmen böcek öldürücülerin kullanımı giderek daha fazla kullanılmaktadır. Bu çalışmada, iki Kuzey Afrika ortak bitkisi Thymbra capitata L. ve Mentha pulegium L.'nin büyük mum güvesi (GWM) G. mellonella üzerine etkisinin araştırılması amaçlanmıştır. Ayrıca büyük balmumu güvesinin gelişme aşamalarının sürelerini de belirlenmiştir. Sonuçlar, 30 ila 33°C arasında değişen bir sıcaklık altında, yumurtalardan GWM'li yetişkinlere kadar olan toplam sürenin 51 gün sürdüğünü göstermiştir. Fumigant testi, test edilen larva dönemlerinde her iki yağın da toksisitesini göstermiştir. İkinci larva dönemi, 4. evreye göre daha hassastır. Dahası, M. pulegium, 2. larva dönemine karşı, sırasıyla, 48. saatte 41.829 ve 456.276 µl / Lair'de bir LC50 ile T. capitata'dan daha toksik olduğu belirlenmiştir. Bu bulgulara göre uçucu yağlar, mum güvelerini kontrol altına almak için böcek ilaçlarına iyi bir alternatif sunmaktadır.

Keywords

alleria mellonella, Thymbra capitata, Mentha pulegium, tütsüleme, gelişme evreleri, LC50.

EFFICACY OF ESSENTIAL OILS OF Thymbra capitata L. AND Mentha pulegium L. COLLECTED IN TUNISIA ON LARVAE OF Galleria mellonella L.

Abstract

The wax moth is one of the honeybee pests that cause a lot of damage and loss for the beekeepers in Tunisia. The use of insecticides is more and more used although they are known to contaminate wax and honey. This study aims to test the essential oils of two North African common plants Thymbra capitata L. and Mentha pulegium L. efficacy as alternative method by fumigation on instars of Galleria mellonela L. We also determined the duration of the development stages of the great wax moth (GWM) presented in Tunisia. Results showed that under a temperature ranged between 30 and 33°C, the total duration from eggs to adults of GWM lasted 51 days. The fumigant test showed the toxicity of both oils on larvae instars tested. The second larvae instar was more susceptible than the 4th instar. Moreover, M. pulegium was more toxic against the 2nd larvae instar than T. capitata with an LC50 at 48h of 41.82 and 456.27 µl/L air, respectively. The essential oils present a good alternative to the insecticides to control wax moths.

Keywords

Galleria mellonella, Thymbra capitata, Mentha pulegium, fumigation, development stages, LC50

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