CHAPTER 11 - The Best Control 2

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Delphinium elatum L.Used to destroy maggots in wounds.Delphinium staphisagria L. (Stavesacre larkspur; lousewort).Acetone ext. of seeds T mosquito larvae; T lice and itch mite.Delphinium vesticum Wall.Used to destroy maggots in wounds.Delphinium sp. (Larkspur)T shortnosed ox louse; ext. of ground seed T fly larvae.Derris sp.Exhausted roots, powdered, T black scale; emulsion T Mediterranean fruit fly; mothproofing agent;commonly used insecticide.Dichapetalum toxicarium (G. Don) Engl. (Wet African ratsbane).In Sierra Leone used to destroy head lice.Digitalis ambigua Murr. (D. grandiflora Lam.).Leaves T aphids and flea beetles; used as substitute for nicotine in France.Digitalis purpurea L. (Foxglove).Decoction T aphids on nut trees.Dioscorea cylindrica Burm. (D. hispida Dennet.; nami).Roots used for killing maggots infesting wounds of animals.Diospyros malacapai A. DC.Wood used as insecticide.Diospyros sp.Wood used as insecticide.Dolichos pseudopachyrrhizus Harms. (Mhayo).In East Africa roots listed as insecticidal; in Kenya roots of this fish poison plant used for removingticks from sheep and goats; alch. exts. T bean aphid.Dryopteris filix-mas (L.) Schott. (Aspidium; A. filixmas (L.) Sw.; male fern).Acetone ext. of rhizome 100% T mosquito larvae.Duranta repens L. (Dplumiera Jacq.).Berries, when macerated, exude juice lethal to all anopheline and culicine mosquito larvae in dilutionsup to 1 in 100.Echniops echinaturs Roxb.Roots T head lice, also powdered roots applied to wounds in cattle destroy maggots.Erigeron canadensis L. (Horseweed).Exts. of fresh leaves and heads were repellent to Japanese beetle.Eriosema psoraleoides Don. (E. cajanoides Hook. f.).In tropical West Africa leaves used to rub on dogs as remedy for or preventative of lice, etc.Erythronium americanum Ker. (Trout lily; deer’s tongue).Powdered leaves considered one of best repellents against screwworm.Erythroxylum coca Lamarck. (Coca).Folia coca and hydrochlorax cocaini (10% in flour) NT caterpillars; in Brazil tincture of coca leavesrecommended as remedy for lice on poultry; spray solns. of cocaine hydrochloride against bean aphidrequired a concentration greater than 1 gm. to kill 95%.Eucalyptus globulus Labill. (Blue gum; Australian fever tree).Branches T mosquitoes and other insects; oil T gnats and Lucilia cuprina larvae.Eucalyptus spp.Smoke from burning fresh leaves stunned mosquitoes in 3-5 min. and killed them in 3 hrs.Euonymus americana L. (Brook euonymus).Seeds used to destroy vermin in hair.Euonymus europea L. (Spindle tree; European burning-bush).Berries when powdered and dusted into hair of sheep, destroyed lice; fruit, made into ointment, usedfor destruction of Pediculidae; listed as insecticide.Eupatorium hyssopifolium L. (Thoroughwort).Exts. of leaves and flowers were repellent to Japanese beetle.Euphorbia antiquorum L.Juice used to kill maggots in wounds.432
Euphorbia bicolor Engelm. and Gray.Juice of plants used to brand cattle in Texas as screwworms would not infect the fresh scar and spothealed readily.Euphorbia biglandulosa Desf.Decoctions recommended as insecticides.Euphorbia cyparissias L.In Crete plants were collected, crushed, and expressed juice, and then diluted with water to make a2 to 4% soln. After an hr. liquid used for watering gardens in which melons, cucumbers, etc. wereplanted, in order to destroy mole crickets.Euphorbia dendroides L.Decoctions recommended as insecticides.Euphorbia thymifolia L.Used as insecticide in India.Excœcaria agallocha L. (Blinding tree; babooter).Malays used sap to kill maggots infesting sores on buffaloes.Exogonium purga. (E. jalapa; Ipomoea j. (L.) Pursh; jalap).Acetone ext. of root T mosquito larvae.Ferula assafœtida L. (Asafetida).Strongly repellent to cornfield ant; oil 100% T Lucilia cuprina larvae.Fœniculum vulgare Miller. (French fennel).Acetone ext. of seeds T mosquito larvae; oil T Lucilia cuprina larvae and codling moth.Gardenia companulata Roxb. (Bihomna).This fish poison plant grows profusely to in Assam; juice was evidently an efficient larvicide in dilutionup to 1 in 80; larvicidal action due to a saponin.Gardenia gummifera L. f.In India the gum was used to keep insects from sores on cattle; strong-smelling gum resin usedextensively in European hospitals and veterinary work to keep flies from sores.Gardenia lucida Roxb.Strong smelling gum resin from wounds in the bark and from leaf buds of this tree was used in cutaneous diseases and to keep off flies and worms.Gelsemium elegans Benth.In China this plant was used against all kinds of insects.Gloriosa superba L.Juice of leaves used in India for destruction of lice in hair.Glycine soja. (G. hispida; Soja max (L.) Piper; soybean).Oil, crude and refined, T cockroach, Colorado potato beetle, and Mexican bean beetle eggs; eggsimmersed in oils for prolonged periods collapsed, apparently through loss of water.Gossypium spp.Oil (soluble) T cockroach, Colorado potato beetle, and Mexican bean beetle; oil (sulphonated) T asmothproofing agent.Gossypium spp. (Cottonseed oil).Oil T Sphaerotheca humuli at 0.5%Grewia carpinifolia Juss.Women in west tropical Africa used sap in washing the hair to remove or prevent lice.Gymnocladus dioica (L.) Koch. (G. canadensis Lam.; Guilandina dioica L.; Kentucky coffee tree).Leaves and fruit pulp, when rubbed with milk, T flies.Gymnosporia montana Benth. (Celastrus montana Roxb.)Bark, ground to a paste, applied with oils to the head to destroy Pediculidæ.Gymnosporia senegalensis (Lam.) Loes.Bark, ground to a paste, applied with oils to the head to destroy Pediculidaæ.Gynandropsis gynandra (L.) Briq. (G. pentaphylla (L.) DC.).Used in India as insecticide; seeds, rubbed with oil, used as vermicide in dressing the hair.Haplophyton cimicidum A. DC. (Cucaracha).T several species of insects.Harshara.Only vegetable insecticide found in Madagascar; decoction from roots were stated to be an excellentinsecticide and much employed by the natives to destroy parasites of the scalp.433
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