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This research demonstrates the impact of vegetable insecticides on mortality rates in S. litura larvae, suggesting effective pest control methods.
This study aims to determine the effect of vegetable insecticide formulations from suren leaf and neem leaf and the concentration of insecticides on the mortality of S. litura larvae. The study was arranged factorially (3x5) with a complete randomised design consisting of 4 replications. The first factor was an insecticide formulation consisting of 3 types, including neem leaf (A. indica), suren leaf (T. sureni), and a combination of neem leaf and suren leaf.The second factor is the concentration of insecticides, each being 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. The observation parameters used were the characteristics of death, mortality rate, and total mortality of larvae. The highest mortality rate and total mortality of 100% was found in the combined insecticide treatment at 75% and 100% concentration with a mortality rate of 2.47 larvae/day and 2.37 larvae/day.
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