Nour El Houda Hafsi, Kaouther HAMAIDIA and Noreddine SOLTANI (2022) Chemical screening, insecticidal and reprotoxic activities of Tecoma stans ethanolic leaf extract against the vector mosquito Culex pipiens. Physiological Entomology , 2022(DOI: 10.1111/phen.12), 1-12, Royal Entomological Society, Impact Factor 1.822
Scientific Publications
Important: This page is frozen. New documents are now available in the digital repository DSpace
Abstract
To select potential plant-based insecticides, Tecoma stans (Bignoniaceae) leaf extract was
screened for its larvicidal and delayed effects against a medically important mosquito species
Culex pipiens L. (Diptera: Culicidae). First, gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS)
was conducted on T. stans extract, collected in ethanol for its chemical characterization and
detection of active constituents. Second, insecticidal bioassays were made with several concentrations
on earlier fourth instar larvae (L4) of Cx. pipiens for 24 h as recommended by
WHO, in order to determine the lethality parameters of the tested extract. For that, two concentrations
(LC30 and LC50) were applied on L4 for 24 h, and emerged adults were observed
for their reproductive performance success like fecundity, percentage of hatching (fertility),
body and gonads’ volume. The biochemical composition of whole bodies of adults was investigated.
Also, the specific activities of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and glutathion S-transferase
(GST), biomarkers of neurotoxicity and detoxification, respectively, were also determined in
L4 at different time intervals. Qualitative and quantitative phytochemical analysis (GC–MS) of
the extract unveiled nine phytoconstituents with 2-[4-cyclohexylbutanoylamino]-3-chloro-
1,4-naphthoquinone (36.24%) and 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, mono(2-ethylhexyl) ester
(22.65%) as major components. The early L4 of Cx. pipiens were exposed to LC30 and LC50,
and after 24 h, surviving individuals have been further reared until adult emergence. All over,
T. stans leaves ethanolic extract impairs adults reproductive traits; it adversely affected gonad’s
size, fecundity and fertility, which negatively affected the survival of their offspring. Lipids
contents were found to increase in both male and female adults. T. stans ethanolic extract
increased GST activity and slightly inhibited AChE activity in L4. In conclusion, the ethanolic
extract of T. stans could be a potential candidate used as a sustainable botanical insecticide
for controlling mosquito.
screened for its larvicidal and delayed effects against a medically important mosquito species
Culex pipiens L. (Diptera: Culicidae). First, gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS)
was conducted on T. stans extract, collected in ethanol for its chemical characterization and
detection of active constituents. Second, insecticidal bioassays were made with several concentrations
on earlier fourth instar larvae (L4) of Cx. pipiens for 24 h as recommended by
WHO, in order to determine the lethality parameters of the tested extract. For that, two concentrations
(LC30 and LC50) were applied on L4 for 24 h, and emerged adults were observed
for their reproductive performance success like fecundity, percentage of hatching (fertility),
body and gonads’ volume. The biochemical composition of whole bodies of adults was investigated.
Also, the specific activities of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and glutathion S-transferase
(GST), biomarkers of neurotoxicity and detoxification, respectively, were also determined in
L4 at different time intervals. Qualitative and quantitative phytochemical analysis (GC–MS) of
the extract unveiled nine phytoconstituents with 2-[4-cyclohexylbutanoylamino]-3-chloro-
1,4-naphthoquinone (36.24%) and 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, mono(2-ethylhexyl) ester
(22.65%) as major components. The early L4 of Cx. pipiens were exposed to LC30 and LC50,
and after 24 h, surviving individuals have been further reared until adult emergence. All over,
T. stans leaves ethanolic extract impairs adults reproductive traits; it adversely affected gonad’s
size, fecundity and fertility, which negatively affected the survival of their offspring. Lipids
contents were found to increase in both male and female adults. T. stans ethanolic extract
increased GST activity and slightly inhibited AChE activity in L4. In conclusion, the ethanolic
extract of T. stans could be a potential candidate used as a sustainable botanical insecticide
for controlling mosquito.
Information
| Item Type | Journal |
|---|---|
| Divisions |
» Laboratory sciences and technical water and environment » Faculty of Natural Sciences and Life |
| ePrint ID | 2931 |
| Date Deposited | 2022-03-18 |
| Further Information | Google Scholar |
| URI | https://univ-soukahras.dz/en/publication/article/2931 |
BibTex
@article{uniusa2931,
title={Chemical screening, insecticidal and reprotoxic activities of Tecoma stans ethanolic leaf extract against the vector mosquito Culex pipiens},
author={Nour El Houda Hafsi, Kaouther HAMAIDIA and Noreddine SOLTANI},
journal={Physiological Entomology}
year={2022},
volume={2022},
number={DOI: 10.1111/phen.12},
pages={1-12},
publisher={Royal Entomological Society, Impact Factor 1.822}
}
title={Chemical screening, insecticidal and reprotoxic activities of Tecoma stans ethanolic leaf extract against the vector mosquito Culex pipiens},
author={Nour El Houda Hafsi, Kaouther HAMAIDIA and Noreddine SOLTANI},
journal={Physiological Entomology}
year={2022},
volume={2022},
number={DOI: 10.1111/phen.12},
pages={1-12},
publisher={Royal Entomological Society, Impact Factor 1.822}
}