Studying the Effectiveness of Some Plant Extracts in the Control of hard ticks which Isolated from Sheep
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https://doi.org/10.36320/ajb/v9.i2.7601Keywords:
Plant Extracts , Sheep, louping diseaseAbstract
The tick is an external parasite it causes many diseases to animals and humans by transmission of some parasite in bite , such as red water , louping disease ,Bukovinian and it causes economic damages to field crops and the Global warming and deforestation have resulted in the many living creatures including insectssoThe aim of this study is to investigate the repellence of the effects of Ethanol extracts of two plant speciesof orange(Citrus sinensis)peel and oak (Quercus infectoria)both separately in controlling of hard ticks (Ixodidae)The present studyalsodetection the chemical compound of the extracts of the knowledge of the tobacco industry's own effective study materials where the oak extract containing the alkaloids and glycosides while the orange peel extract hasn’t these active substances the results indicated to the superiority of the oak extract on the orange peel extract where the concentration of 400 mg / ml fastest in killing ticks in the duration 17 minutes and 20 minutes when treated by ticks concentration of 200 mg / ml either the time needed to kill ticks in the orange peel extract was a concentration of 400 mg / ml in 30 minutes either a concentration of 200 mg / ml was paralyzed movement of 11 minutes and death in 21 minutes compression between the medicinedeltamtherin inconcentration of 2% Shell movement ticks within 3 minutes paralysis processes and killed within 31 minutes and have significant differences between the control group of positive transactions and the level of 0.05% appearedthe increase in the concentration and the time so effectiveness in kill and control of ticks
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