Comparison of the nematode-controlling effectiveness of 10 different essential oilencapsulated lipid nanoemulsions
This study aimed to compare nematode-controlling effectiveness of lipid-based nanoemulsions (LNs) encapsulating 10 different common essential oils (EOs). These 10 EO-LNs were successfully prepared by a combined method of homogenization and sonication with a small particle size (less than 150 nm...
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Comparison; encapsulation; essential oils; lipid-based nanoemulsions; nematodes Nguyễn, Thị Huỳnh Nga Comparison of the nematode-controlling effectiveness of 10 different essential oilencapsulated lipid nanoemulsions |
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This study aimed to compare nematode-controlling effectiveness
of lipid-based nanoemulsions (LNs) encapsulating
10 different common essential oils (EOs). These 10 EO-LNs
were successfully prepared by a combined method of
homogenization and sonication with a small particle size
(less than 150 nm), a small PDI, a high zeta potential and a
high storage stability. The results indicated that all the 10
EO-LNs, while showing no phytotoxicity, exhibited high
nematode-controlling effectiveness of 2 to 5 times higher
compared to that of their corresponding native EO (oil form).
In addition, LNs encapsulating mustard oil (NaMus), cinnamon
oil (NaCin), garlic oil (NaGar), and Java lemongrass oil
(NaJlg) gave the highest nematode-controlling effectiveness
with C index value at 400 times dilution of 49.75%, 33.61%,
22.98% and 16.71%, respectively. Exhibiting such potential,
alongside the affordable price of materials, NaMus, NaJlg
and NaCin can be widely applied in sustainable horticulture
to protect plants from nematodes. |
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:123456789-15722022-11-09T06:43:51Z Comparison of the nematode-controlling effectiveness of 10 different essential oilencapsulated lipid nanoemulsions Nguyễn, Thị Huỳnh Nga Comparison; encapsulation; essential oils; lipid-based nanoemulsions; nematodes This study aimed to compare nematode-controlling effectiveness of lipid-based nanoemulsions (LNs) encapsulating 10 different common essential oils (EOs). These 10 EO-LNs were successfully prepared by a combined method of homogenization and sonication with a small particle size (less than 150 nm), a small PDI, a high zeta potential and a high storage stability. The results indicated that all the 10 EO-LNs, while showing no phytotoxicity, exhibited high nematode-controlling effectiveness of 2 to 5 times higher compared to that of their corresponding native EO (oil form). In addition, LNs encapsulating mustard oil (NaMus), cinnamon oil (NaCin), garlic oil (NaGar), and Java lemongrass oil (NaJlg) gave the highest nematode-controlling effectiveness with C index value at 400 times dilution of 49.75%, 33.61%, 22.98% and 16.71%, respectively. Exhibiting such potential, alongside the affordable price of materials, NaMus, NaJlg and NaCin can be widely applied in sustainable horticulture to protect plants from nematodes. 2022-11-09T02:59:29Z 2022-11-09T02:59:29Z 2022 Journal article Bài báo đăng trên tạp chí thuộc SCOPUS, bao gồm book chapter Khoa học tự nhiên http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/handle/123456789/1572 https://doi.org/10.1080/03235408.2021.2025321 vi Agbenin NO, Emechebe AM, Marley PS, et al. 2005. Evaluation of nematicidal action of some botanicals on Meloidogyne incognita in vivo and in vitro. J Agric Rural Develop Tropic Subtropic. 106:29–39. Akhtar M. 2000. Nematicidal potential of the Neem tree Azadirachta indica (A. Juss). 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