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Insecticides of Plant Origin
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ecent consumer concern and media attention on the harmful effects of pesticides has resulted in an even closer look at botanical insecticides. This timely new volume examines alternatives to synthetic pes ticides and offers an in-depth look into isolation, synthesis, structures, and biological activity of a wide range of natural plant products. See how insecticidal compounds taken from ordinary garden plants, exotic tropical species, and other sources produce desirable effects. Cover highly technical processes such as the application of electrophysiological recordings to investigate the mode of action of antifeedants. Learn more about exploiting natural plant compounds through transgenic strategies. The structures shown can be used as leads for the synthesis of new insecticides that mimic the natural action of insect-resistant plants. Discusses a range of topics from synthetic chemistry to field trials. Advanced botanical insecticides, such as neem, are also described. Of special note: this volume contains previously unavailable data from world-wide authorities. J.T. Arnason, Editor, University of Ottawa BJ.R. Philogene, Editor, University of Ottawa P. Morand, Editor, University of Ottawa Developed from a symposium sponsored by the Division of Agrochemicals of the American Chemical Society ACS Symposium Series No. 387 215 pages (1989) Clothbound ISBN 0-8412-1569-3 LC 88-85 US & Canada $44.95 Export $53.95 Order from: American Chemical Society, Distribution Office, Dept. 18 1155 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036
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