Organic pest repellent
The public's interest in environmentally sound pest control methods and the pest group's resistance to pesticides have recently driven the search for pesticides. In the home and city environment, parasites are mice, birds, insects, and other organisms that share their habitat with humans...
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| Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
| Language: | English |
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2020
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/1765/1/FH03-PUSPA-20-43698.pdf http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/1765/ |
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| Summary: | The public's interest in environmentally sound pest control methods and the pest group's resistance to
pesticides have recently driven the search for pesticides. In the home and city environment, parasites are
mice, birds, insects, and other organisms that share their habitat with humans to feed and damage items.
This pest control is carried out by exclusion, subtraction, physical removal or chemical means. Some
pesticides not only harmful to cancer but also to human health, but can also harm wildlife. Therefore, an
alternative organic pest repellent has been developed by using organic materials which were cinnamon
and clove oil in order to make movement of insects outside the source of odor without direct contact and
direct contact. The organic pest repellent (cinnamon and clove) was extracted using methanol solvent.
The filtered extracts were then evaporate using centrifugal rotary evaporator to get the paste. This paste
was mixed with a small amount of methanol. The results showed that, an ant is move away from the
food that has been sprayed with organic pest repellent in the surrounding plate of food. This product is
environmental friendly and chemical free for the usage in the household. |
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