Biosafety evaluation of two products on female albino rats using acute oral test.

Application of bio-pesticides in agriculture has been developed as alternative agents to conventional pesticides due to residues accumulating which causing detrimental effects to human and environment. The aim of this investigation is to evaluate biosafety of a bio-insecticide using two products in female rats by single oral dose through hepato- and renal toxicity, hematotoxicity and lipid profile. The two products from (AUMC 9896) were metabolic crude (MC), and wettable powder formulation (WP) of the local isolate.

Controlling of (Tylenchida: Heteroderidae) using nematicides, extract and certain organic acids on four peppers cultivars under greenhouse conditions.

Organic acids and plant extracts, which have a nemacidal action and may be used instead of nematicides that pollute the environment, are one way for controlling the pepper root-knot nematode. We provide in this study for a first time a new strategy for management (Kofoid and White) by using organic acids and plant extract compared to nematicides on four peppers cultivars (Super amarr, Super mard, Super noura and Werta) under greenhouse conditions compared to nematicides. This study aimed to evaluate 0.