Effect of Fabiana imbricata constituents on Rhopalosiphum padi and Heliothis zea
The main secondary metabolites of Fabiana imbricata showed toxicity towards the greenbug Rhopalosiphum padi when administered in an artificial diet. A dose‐dependent toxicity was observed for fabiaimbricatan‐15‐oic acid and oleanolic acid at doses up to 3.0 mM (p
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| description | The main secondary metabolites of Fabiana imbricata showed toxicity towards the greenbug Rhopalosiphum padi when administered in an artificial diet. A dose‐dependent toxicity was observed for fabiaimbricatan‐15‐oic acid and oleanolic acid at doses up to 3.0 mM (p |
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