CHAPTER 11 - The Best Control 2

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Hedera spp.In India ivy leaves have, from remote antiquity, been reputed to possess remedial virtues, especiallyas dressing for ulcers and to destroy vermin on the body.Hedychium spicatum Hamilt.In India this plant was said to protect clothes from insect attacks.Helenium sp. (Yerba de la pulga).Plant possesses exceptional insect-repelling qualities, and not only contains but actually exudessufficient quantities of rotenone to make a single growing specimen of the plant repellent to practicallyall forms of insect life in an area of some 15 to 23 sq. feet.Hibiscus vitifolius L.In Africa a preparation from roots used to kill head lice.Hoorooasha.Decoction of bark was employed to destroy pediculi.Hydnocarpus anthelminthica Pierre.Seeds used as insecticide.Humulus sp. (Hops).Sap T downy mildew of hops.Hydnocarpus venenatus Gaertn.Fruit used as fish poison and as insecticide.Hydrangea aborescens. (Hydrangea).Acetone ext. of root 90% T mosquito larvae.Hydrastis canadensis (Goldenseal).Water ext. of root 70% T mosquito larvae.Hyoscyamus albus L.Decoction recommended as insecticide in Germany.Hyoscyamus alger L. (Henbane).T aphids.Hyptis spicigera Lam.In Africa plant is burned in rooms to get rid of mosquitoes, and is placed in layer below bundles ofmillet to keep away termites.Hyssopus officinalis L. (Hyssop).Acetone ext. of flowers and stems T mosquito larvae; ext. of whole plant T mosquito larvae.Inula helenium (Elecampane).Acetone ext. of root 100% T mosquito larvae.Inula viscosa (L.) Ait. (Erigeron viscosus L.).Fumes of burning plant has stupefying effect on mosquitoes.Ipomœa hederacea Jacq.Decoctions of fresh leaves and young shoots used against aphids, scale insects, caterpillars and fleabeetles.Ipomœa muricata Jacq.Juice used to destroy bugs. (See Moonflower note.)Ipomœa purpurea (L.) Roth.Decoctions of fresh leaves and young shoots used against aphids, scale insects, caterpillars and fleabeetles.Juglans nigra L. (Black walnut).Infusion from leaves used to kill plant lice and certain caterpillars; decoction of leaves poured onwoolly aphis and in soil about roots of orchard trees gives good results; acetone ext. of bark Tmosquito larvae.Juniperus oxyedrus L. (Cade oil)Oil T as mothproofing agent; cade oil T Lucilia cuprina larvae.Juniperus sabina L. (Sabina officinalis Garcke; savin).Aqueous exts. of young shoots used for mothproofing.Juniperus virginiana L. (Red cedar and other species of cedar).Aroma from volatile oil contained in wood is the insecticidal principle; cedar dust, leaf oil, and wood oilT as mothproofing agent.Juniperus sp.Acetone ext. of berry 70% T mosquitoe larvae.434
Justicia adhatoda L. (Adhatoda vasica Nees.; malabarnut).T flies, fleas, mosquitoes, and pupae of aquatic insects.Justicia gendarussa L. f. (Gendarussa vulgaris Nees.).5% Ext. 100% T caterpillars of Prodenia litura and Euproctis fraterna; leaves scattered among clothespreserve them from insects.Karaya gum.T red spider, thrips, mealy bug, and aphids.Koelreuteria apiculata Rehd. and Wilson.Ext. seeds T mosquito larvae.Koelreuteria paniculata Laxm.Ext. of seeds and leaves T mosquito larvae.Laburnum anagyroides. (Cytisus laburnum L.; laburnum).Too toxic to human skin to be considered as practical louse remedy.Lactuca virosa. (Bitter lettuce).Ext. of leaves T mosquito larvae.Lagendandra ovata (L.) Thw. (L. toxicaria Dals.).Used as in insecticide in India.Lasiosiphon eriocephalus Decaisne.Bark used as fish poison and as insecticide in India; exts. of fruit in Mysore had varying toxic propertiesagainst aphids.Lavandula officinalis Chaix. (L. angustifolia Mill.; L. spica L.; L. vera DC; true lavender).Oil 51-80% T Lucilia cuprina larvae, T clothes moth, and strongly repellent to cockroach.Lavandula spp.Used with success in war time against infestations of lice and mites; in Belgium use to repel mosquitoes.Ledum groenlandicum Oeder. (L. latifolium Ait.; Labrador-tea).T lice, insects, etc.Ledum palustre L. (Crystal-tea).Leaves and twigs used as insecticide.Lepidium ruderale L. (Peppergrass).Recommended against flea beetles in Austria; used as insecticide in Japan; used as fumigant againstaphids and mites in hothouses.Leucas cephalotes (Roth) Spreng. (L. capitata Desf.).Used in India as external application for scabies.Leucas martinicensus R. Br.In Nigeria plant is burned for purpose of driving away mosquitoes.Linum usitatissimum L. (Flax).Linseed oil is derived from flax seeds which are nonpoisonous, although when oil is properly used ithas some insecticidal properties; boiled linseed oil is attrahent for Lasioderma serricorne; sulphonated linseed ol T as mothproofing agent.Linum usitatissimum L. (Linseed oil).Oil NT at 0.5% but T at 1% to Sphaerotheca humuli.Litsea glaucescens H. B. K.Powdered leaves used against ants.Litsea guatemalensis Mez.Powdered leaves used against ants.Lomatis silaifolia (Sm.) R. Br. (Parsley fern).Reported in New South Wales that flowers were poisonous to flies, the number in room being greatlydiminished when a bunch of flowers was put in fireplace.Lupinus spp.Used as mothproofing agent.Lycium balimifolium Mill. (Common matrimony-vine).Used as dust T roaches; used as stomach poison T grasshoppers.Lycopersicum esculentum Mill. (L. lycopersicum Karst.; Solanum lycopersicum L.; tomato).Tomato foliage may be placed round fruit trees to prevent access of insects; infusion of herb servesas insecticide for syringing.435
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