Development, larvicide activity, and toxicity in nontarget species of the Croton linearis Jacq essential oil nanoemulsion
In this study, the essential oil (EO) from leaves of Croton linearis Jacq was extracted and characterized by GC/MS. The EO hydrophilic-lipophilic balance required (rHLB) for nanoemulsion (NE) development was determined by the Griffin’ method. For evaluating the larvicidal effect against Aedes aegypt...
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| description | In this study, the essential oil (EO) from leaves of
Croton linearis
Jacq was extracted and characterized by GC/MS. The EO hydrophilic-lipophilic balance required (rHLB) for nanoemulsion (NE) development was determined by the Griffin’ method. For evaluating the larvicidal effect against
Aedes aegypti
, the preparation process of NE was optimized, using a central composite design. It was also evaluated the possible toxic effect of NE in nontarget species. The leaves of
C. linearis
contain 1.50% of EO, enclosing 61 volatile compounds, mainly eucalyptol (26.66%). The best surfactant, oil:water ratio (4.5–5.0-91.5; % w:w:w), allows to achieve the optimal NE, using a stirring speed of 800 rpm, the addition rate of 0.5 ml/min, and a stirring time of 30 min. NE (with particle size = 163 nm) showed a larvicide effect (LC
50
= 17.86 μg/mL) more potent than the whole EO (LC
50
= 64.24 μg/mL). NE showed neither hemolytic effect nor cytotoxicity, and it was classified as a nontoxic product, according to the OECD class toxicity test (IC
50
> 2000 mg/kg). This product arises in a new green bio-larvicide that could be used for mosquito control. |
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C. linearis
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