Neem (azadirachta indica) as an alternative component in making mosquito repellent : effectiveness against mosquitoes (culicidae) / by Kate Alexandra Bael Kwong, Karen Anne Noquiao Albino, Khugo Sebastian Enriquez Auditor, James Clarke Crodua Badilla, Gildjian Kempis Fabroa, Miguel Alejandro Ortego Lloveras, Christine Yvonne Fernandez Martinez, and Renan Obed Roman Pintor.
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TextPublisher: Banilad, Cebu City, Philippines : University of Cebu-Banilad, c2023Description: xi, 67 pages : colored illustrations ; 28 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): Alternative repellent | Lamp | Neen (azadirachta indica) | Mosquitoes (culicidae)Summary: "Azadirachta indica, or more commonly known as Neem Leaves is the main component in making the product, specifically its oil. The neem oil was extracted through the use of cloth. The cloth was used to squeeze the leaves that were boiled together with cooking oil and through this process the neem oil was obtained. Utilizing the study, experiments were conducted through a mesh set up. The first product, 66% cooking oil with 33% neem leaf extract showed a repellency rate of 100%. The second product, 33% cooking oil with 66% neem leaf extract that also has a repellency rate of 100%. The last experimentation, the commercial product, has a repellency rate of 90%. To sum up, everything the researchers have done throughout the experiment, gathering data and analysis from tests, made an alternative mosquito repellent using the oil extracts from Azadirachta Indica (neem)." --Abstract
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"Azadirachta indica, or more commonly known as Neem Leaves is the main component in making the product, specifically its oil. The neem oil was extracted through the use of cloth. The cloth was used to squeeze the leaves that were boiled together with cooking oil and through this process the neem oil was obtained. Utilizing the study, experiments were conducted through a mesh set up. The first product, 66% cooking oil with 33% neem leaf extract showed a repellency rate of 100%. The second product, 33% cooking oil with 66% neem leaf extract that also has a repellency rate of 100%. The last experimentation, the commercial product, has a repellency rate of 90%. To sum up, everything the researchers have done throughout the experiment, gathering data and analysis from tests, made an alternative mosquito repellent using the oil extracts from Azadirachta Indica (neem)." --Abstract
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