Chemical composition and larvicidal activity against Aedes aegypti larvae from Hyptis suaveolens (L.) Poit essential oil

Moola, Anil Kumar; Ayyadurai, Thirumurugan; Balasubramani, Sundararajan; Vignesh, R.; Mohan, Prasobh K.; Sathish, Selvam; Diana, Ranjitha Kumari Bollipo

doi:10.1016/j.napere.2022.100018

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“…Larvas do vigésimo terceiro dia foram colocadas em cada uma das soluções. A taxa de mortalidade de 100% foi alcançada nas concentrações de 200 ppm a uma exposição de 24 horas ao óleo essencial das folhas de H. suaveolens (MOOLA et al, 2023).…”

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Aplicações E Potencialidades Do Óleo Essencial Da Hyptis Suaveolens: Uma Revisão De Literatura

Nunes,

Leite

2023

Estudos Agroecológicos: O Avanço Da Ciência No Brasil - Volume 2

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Os óleos essenciais são substâncias voláteis extraídos de plantas aromáticas através de diversos métodos. No Brasil, ocorre uma abrangente extração e venda de óleos originados de plantas nativas e exóticas. A Hyptis suaveolens é uma planta nativa do continente americano e caracterizada por sua adaptabilidade a uma variedade de condições de cultivo, o que a torna uma excelente opção para exploração comercial. Assim, o propósito deste estudo consistiu em conduzir uma revisão bibliográfica abordando as propriedades biológicas do óleo essencial obtido da H. suaveolens. A metodologia adotada baseou-se na pesquisa de fontes bibliográficas, com ênfase na identificação das publicações mais relevantes entre o período de 2013 a 2023 e relacionadas ao tema em questão. O estudo demonstrou a possibilidade do uso de óleo essencial como uma alternativa sustentável para o controle de pragas e vetores.

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Aplicações E Potencialidades Do Óleo Essencial Da Hyptis Suaveolens: Uma Revisão De Literatura

Nunes,

Leite

2023

Estudos Agroecológicos: O Avanço Da Ciência No Brasil - Volume 2

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“…Vector control at the larval stage is preferred over other mosquito lifecycle stages. A vital tool for controlling mosquito larvae is the application of chemical insecticides, including organophosphate and organochloride compounds [11]. Reducing the number of mosquito larvae is a valuable approach to reducing the abundance of arthropod diseases [7].…”

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“…Improving bioactive compounds for managing and controlling mosquito larvae and the transmission of disease is indeed a promising approach [10]. They are generally safe for non-target species, including humans, and are utilized as part of integrated vector management strategies that also include other measures, such as source reduction, insecticide spraying, and community engagement [11]. Marine-derived red algae, along with their active constituents, have been specifically studied as potential biocontrol agents against major insect pests, including Ae.…”

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From the Sea to Mosquito Control: The Potential of Halymenia dilatata Marine Alga as an Eco-Friendly Mosquitocidal Agent

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A marine-derived red alga, along with their active constituents, were actively screened for their biocontrol potential against major insect pests. The current study explored the larvicidal activity of crude methanolic extracts of the red alga Halymenia dilatata (Mx-Hd) against Aedes aegypti (Linn.), and their enzyme inhibition, repellent activity, and non-target toxicity was screened against non-target species. The toxicity of Mx-Hd to exposed larvae was dose-dependent, and it was significant at the maximum concentration of 100 ppm (parts per million) across the second, third, and fourth instars of Ae. aegypti. The LC50 and LC90 Mx-Hd concentrations for second-instar larvae were 37 and 93 ppm, respectively. Moreover, the level of major detoxifying enzymes was altered in response to the Mx-Hd treatment. The repellent activity of Mx-Hd showed maximum repellent protection at 100 ppm dosage for up to 210 min. The toxicity against non-target species showed that Mx-Hd was safe or less toxic at the prominent dosage (1000 ppm). The photomicrography results provided a prominent damage rate in fourth-instar midgut cells and tissues treated with Mx-Hd. Overall, the present study delivered an insect toxicological screening study of bioactive red alga extracts against a dengue mosquito vector, as well as a baseline for better commercialization of bioactive insecticides. Also, the bioeconomy of algal-based pesticides in managing mosquito larvae presents an exciting avenue for sustainable and eco-friendly pest control.

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“…Family Lamiaceae is one of the most important Flowering family plants with more than 236 genera and 7200 species. Many of the members show the presence of prominent aromatic compound and essential oil 2,3 . The Hyptis suaveolens (L. )Poit is commonly known as Bush mint or Pignut.…”

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Phytochemical analysis of Different extract of Hyptis suaveolens(L.)Poit

Gaikwad,

Deore,

Adsare

2023

J. Drug Delivery Ther.

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Aromatic plants are the basin of secondary metabolites that are accountable for the plants medicinal efficacy and major origin of aromatic compound and essential oils. Now days due to richness of bioactive elements in plants they play a crucial role in production of enormously increasing herbal product. In the present study Hyptis suaveolens (L.)Poit from Mahodari ghat region were analysed for secondary metabolites by using plant parts (roots, leaves, stem and seed) and by using range of solvent from polar to non-polar. Many of different phytochemical Glycosides, Terpenoids, tannins, Flavonoids, alkaloids, coumarins, phlobatannins and phytosterols were found in methanolic extract of leaf and stem, seeds. While extract of hexane, Petroleum ether and chloroform exhibits presence of some of them. Obtained results show importance of biological active molecules for pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Keywords Phytochemical, Secondary metabolites, bioactive compound

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Chemical composition and larvicidal activity against Aedes aegypti larvae from Hyptis suaveolens (L.) Poit essential oil

Cited by 7 publications

References 40 publications

Aplicações E Potencialidades Do Óleo Essencial Da Hyptis Suaveolens: Uma Revisão De Literatura

Aplicações E Potencialidades Do Óleo Essencial Da Hyptis Suaveolens: Uma Revisão De Literatura

From the Sea to Mosquito Control: The Potential of Halymenia dilatata Marine Alga as an Eco-Friendly Mosquitocidal Agent

Phytochemical analysis of Different extract of Hyptis suaveolens(L.)Poit

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