Extracts from Kinnow Peel Waste as Larvicidal Agents Against Dengue-Spreading Vector, Aedes aegypti
Journal of Medical Arthropodology & Public Health
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Arshkamaljot Kaur and Devinder Kaur Kocher

Publication History: Received October 9, 2024/ Accepted November 7, 2024
Abstract

Mosquitoes, in particular, Aedes aegypti pose a serious threat to human health as they act as vectors for the transmission of several deadly diseases namely dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever and Zika. The present research is targeted towards the evaluation of larvicidal property of extracts prepared from kinnow peel waste against Ae. aegypti.

Journal: JoMAPH Year: 2024 Volume: 4 Issue: 2 Pages: 29–44
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Arshkamaljot Kaur and Devinder Kaur Kocher, 2024. Extracts from Kinnow Peel Waste as Larvicidal Agents Against Dengue-Spreading Vector, Aedes aegypti. Journal of Medical Arthropodology & Public Health 4(2): 29–44.

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