1. Trivial name: delta-Cadinene.
2. It’s mainly derived from flue-cured tobacco, burley tobacco and flavoured tobacco, it has a strong aroma and a good fixing effect, suitable for perfume, cosmetics, can also be used in wine, cigarettes, and toothpaste.
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The essential oil (EO) was hydrodistd. from of Deverra tortuosa aerial parts. Fifty-six components amounting 99.3% were identified in EO through using gas chromatog.-fame ionization detection (GC-FID) and (GC-MS). Phenylpropanoids, dillapiole (41.6%), elemicin (7.3%) and myristicin (5.1%), and the monoterpene, sabinene (4.2%) were identified as the major terpenes. An oil-in-water nanoemulsion (particle size 70.3 nm) was developed from EO adopting a low-energy method. The EO products showed insecticidal and biochem. effects against the cowpea weevil Callosobruchus maculatus. Based on a 48-h exposure period, the oil nanoemulsion exhibited a superior contact bioactivity (LC50=10.3¦Ìg/cm2), followed by EO (LC50=23.1¦Ìg/cm2), dillapiole (LC50=27.8¦Ìg/cm2), and myristicin (LC50=37.1¦Ìg/cm2). Upon fumigation, nanoemulsion and EO were superior as fumigants (LC50 after 48 h were 6.9 and 14.3¦Ìl/l, resp.). Test materials showed a residual bioactivity against C. maculatus, where EO, dillapiole, and myristicin showed the strongest grain protecting activity. EO products significantly inhibited acetylcholinesterase (AChE) activity of C. maculatus adults. Test products were safe toward the non-target earthworms and did not alter the viability of cowpea seeds. There are evidences for the potential of using EO of D. tortuosa and its nanoemulsion and phenylpropanoids as natural grain protectants against C. maculatus.
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