Eco-Friendly Management of Allopeas clavulinum (spike awl snail) Through the Application of Herbal Pesticide
Keywords:
Herbal Pesticide, Allopeas clavulinum, Prosopis cineraria, BiocontrolAbstract
The Allopeas clavulinum (spike awl snail) is a mud loving garden and nursery inhabiting mollusc which is very harmful for seedlings of plants as well as a vector for some parasitic helminths. Keeping in the mind the hazardous effect of synthetic chemical pesticides, some plants were screened for their eco-friendly pesticidal effect. The Leaf extract of Prosopis cineraria was found very effective for the eco-friendly management of these harmful snails.
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