IJCRR - 7(18), September, 2015
Pages: 31-37
EVALUATION OF PARTIALLY PURIFIED SUBABUL PROTEASE INHIBITORS AS BIO INSECTICIDAL TOOL WITH POTENTIAL FOR THE CONTROL OF SPODOPTERA LITURA
Author: Arti Vasudev, Satwinder K. Sohal
Category: Healthcare
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Abstract:
The present study investigated the growth inhibitory potential of partially purified protease inhibitors from Subabul (Leucaena leucocephala) on Common cutworm Spodoptera litura (Fabricius) which has attained major pest status in India. Second instar larvae given treated diet (25, 50 100, 200, 400 and 800 μg/ml) showed a decrease in larval period with increase in concentration when compared with control whereas total developmental period increased at lower concentrations but decreased at 400 and 800μg/ml in comparison to control. The percentage pupation and emergence of females was inhibited and longevity of adults was reduced with increase in concentration. Percentage of male emergence increased significantly at highest concentration in comparison to control. No egg laying was observed at 400 and 800μg/ml concentrations. A significant decline in percent hatching upto 200μg/ml was noticed. The relative growth rate, consumption rate and efficiency of conversion of ingested and digested
food was significantly reduced. The present findings clearly confirmed the potential of the inhibitor for pest control.
Keywords: Leucaena leucocephala, Spodoptera litura, Growth and development, Bioinsecticide, Protease inhibitors
Citation:
Arti Vasudev, Satwinder K. Sohal. EVALUATION OF PARTIALLY PURIFIED SUBABUL PROTEASE INHIBITORS AS BIO INSECTICIDAL TOOL WITH POTENTIAL FOR THE CONTROL OF SPODOPTERA LITURA International Journal of Current Research and Review. 7(18), September, 31-37
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