Cold plasma for insect pest control: Tribolium castaneum mortality and defense mechanisms in response to treatment

Autor: Dana Ziuzina, Paula Bourke, Robin Van Cleynenbreugel, Claudio Tersaruolo
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2021
Předmět:
0106 biological sciences
malondialdehyde
Insecticidal effect
Polymers and Plastics
atmospheric cold plasma
Insect pest control
Phosphine resistance
Lipid peroxidation
Defence mechanisms
dielectric barrier discharge
medicine.disease_cause
01 natural sciences
Inactivation
Microbiology
Red flour beetle
03 medical and health sciences
chemistry.chemical_compound
Tribolium castaneum
Ozone
Gene expression
medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Mortality
030304 developmental biology
glutathione S-transferase
reactive oxygen species
0303 health sciences
biology
Stored product insects
catalase
fungi
food and beverages
Plants
Condensed Matter Physics
biology.organism_classification
Response to treatment
010602 entomology
chemistry
Oxidative stress
Susceptibility
post-treatment retention time
Cold plasma
Public Health
Zdroj: Articles
Popis: The insecticidal properties and mechanisms of high-voltage air-based atmospheric cold plasma using a contained dielectric barrier discharge reactor were investigated against Tribolium castaneum as an important bio-contaminant in stored grains spoilage. The mortality of 95.0%–100% for preadult stages can be achieved within seconds of treatment, but longer plasma exposure (5 min) is required to kill adult insects. Cold plasma treatment reduces both the respiration rate and the weight of insects and affects the levels of oxidative stress markers in adult populations. Sufficient toxicity is achievable through plasma process control in air to address the range of insect lifecycle stages that are disease vectors and pose risks for grain stability in storage. Balancing insecticidal activity with grains' quality retention can provide a route to sustainable integrated pest management. Science Foundation Ireland Erasmus+ study exchange
Databáze: OpenAIRE