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Repellent Activity of n‐Hexane, Ethylacetate, n‐Butanol, and Water Extracts of Native Plants against Aedes albopictus

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ABSTRACT n‐Hexane, ethyl acetate, n‐butanol, and water extracts of seventeen native plants (Taraxacum Platycarpum leaf, Artemisia prinseps leaf, Artemisia keiskeana whole, Chrysanthemum zawadskii whole, Petasites japonicus leaf, Allium tuberosom leaf, Lonicera japonica stem and leaf, Cassia obtussifolia whole, Hydrangea macrophylla leaf, Clivia miniata leaf, Pinus densiflora leaf, Taxus cuspidatas fruit, Thuja orientalis leaf, Juniperus chinensis stem, Zanthoxylum schinifolium peel, leaf, Citrus unshiu and Picrasma quassioides stem and leaf) were tested for repellent activity against Aedes albopoctus. The extracts of T. Platycarpum leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), A. prinseps leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), A. keiskeana whole (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), L. japonica stem (BuOH, H2O), L. japonica flower (H2O), H. macrophylla leaf (BuOH, H2O), C. miniata leaf (EtOAC), P. densiflora leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH), Z. schinifolium peel (EtOAC), Z. schinifolium leaf (EtOAC BuOH, H2O) and P. quassioides leaf (n‐hexane, H2O) exhibited excellent repellent activity against Aedes albopitus.
Title: Repellent Activity of n‐Hexane, Ethylacetate, n‐Butanol, and Water Extracts of Native Plants against Aedes albopictus
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ABSTRACT n‐Hexane, ethyl acetate, n‐butanol, and water extracts of seventeen native plants (Taraxacum Platycarpum leaf, Artemisia prinseps leaf, Artemisia keiskeana whole, Chrysanthemum zawadskii whole, Petasites japonicus leaf, Allium tuberosom leaf, Lonicera japonica stem and leaf, Cassia obtussifolia whole, Hydrangea macrophylla leaf, Clivia miniata leaf, Pinus densiflora leaf, Taxus cuspidatas fruit, Thuja orientalis leaf, Juniperus chinensis stem, Zanthoxylum schinifolium peel, leaf, Citrus unshiu and Picrasma quassioides stem and leaf) were tested for repellent activity against Aedes albopoctus.
The extracts of T.
Platycarpum leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), A.
prinseps leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), A.
keiskeana whole (n‐hexane, BuOH, H2O), L.
japonica stem (BuOH, H2O), L.
japonica flower (H2O), H.
macrophylla leaf (BuOH, H2O), C.
miniata leaf (EtOAC), P.
densiflora leaf (n‐hexane, BuOH), Z.
schinifolium peel (EtOAC), Z.
schinifolium leaf (EtOAC BuOH, H2O) and P.
quassioides leaf (n‐hexane, H2O) exhibited excellent repellent activity against Aedes albopitus.

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