Pesticide Engineering from Natural Vanillin: Recent Advances and a Perspective
Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 1, 2024
Pesticide
ecological
safety
continues
to
be
a
hot
issue.
The
inherent
biosafety
and
physiological
functions
of
vanillin,
widely
used
natural
flavor
in
food
additives,
have
unlocked
numerous
applications
the
medical
field,
leading
plethora
pharmaceutically
active
derivatives
commercial
drugs.
Despite
its
extensive
use
pharmaceutical
discovery
industry,
vanillin's
potential
domain
green
pesticide
development
has
only
recently
come
light.
Significantly,
advantages
low
price
make
vanillin
ideal
for
research
(R&D).
In
this
context,
review
illuminates
on
transformation
into
suite
innovative
agrochemicals.
By
delving
design,
synthesis,
action
mechanisms,
bio-safety
these
vanillin-derived
compounds,
we
uncover
novel
pathways
sustainable
agriculture.
Further
possible
directions
exploration
substance
are
also
outlined.
We
believe
that
story
about
will
serve
as
source
inspiration
those
seeking
derive
ideas
from
substances,
particularly
realm
R&D.
Language: Английский
Novel synthesis of some heterocycles and their molluscicidal activity against the destructive land snail, Theba pisana
Ahmed Abdou O. Abeed,
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Talaat I. El‐Emary,
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Mohamed Salah K. Youssef
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et al.
Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: June 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Terrestrial
snails,
specifically
Theba
pisana
,
represent
significant
agricultural
pests
in
the
Mediterranean
region,
particularly
Egypt.
They
are
gastropods
that
cause
substantial
damage
to
a
variety
of
vegetation,
rendering
them
important
result
economic
losses.
In
response,
we
have
developed
unique
and
non-toxic
molluscicides.
The
study
assessed
nine
novel
heterocycles
compared
with
methomyl
as
reference
compound,
their
molluscicidal
effects
on
T.
.
These
include
2-pyrazolines,
2-oxocyclohex-3-ene,
3-cyano-2-ethoxypyridine.
Results
obtained
data
revealed
majority
produced
chemicals
were
remarkably
effective
against
exhibiting
different
degrees
toxicity
seven
days
post-treatment.
Methomyl
exhibited
highest
toxicity,
followed
by
prop-2-en-1-one
1-thiocarbamoyl-2-pyrazoline
derivatives,
LC
50
values
44.14,
59.54,
72.00
ppm,
respectively.
Conclusions
findings
will
inform
potential
these
synthetic
compounds
one
sources
for
molluscicide
development
integration
into
pest
management
strategies.
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Language: Английский