Sains Malaysiana 41(7)(2012): 863–869
Effect of Four Selected Plant Powder as
Rice Grain Protectant Against Sitophilus zeamais (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae)
(Kesan Empat Serbuk
Tumbuhan Terpilih Sebagai Pelindung Beras Terhadap
Sitophilus zeamais (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae))
Asmanizar*
& A. Djamin
Department
of Agroecotechnology, Faculty of Agriculture, Islamic University of North Sumatra
Jl.
S.M.Raja 191, Medan 20217 Indonesia
A.B.
Idris
School
of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences, Faculty
of Science and Technology
Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM, Bangi, Selangor D.E, Malaysia
Diserahkan:
22 Mac 2011 / Diterima: 30 Januari 2012
ABSTRACT
A study to evaluate the effect of
four selected plant powder as rice grain protectant against Sitophilus
zeamais adult mortality, F1 progeny production, weight loss and rice grain
damaged was conducted. The plant powders used were made from seed of Annona
muricata, Jatropha curcas, Azadirachta indica and
from leaf of J. curcas at 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 and 2.5% (w/w) concentrations.
Probit analysis showed that J. curcas seed powder was highly toxic (LC50 =
0.28%) to S. zeamais adult followed by A. muricata seed (LC50 =
0.33%), J. curcas leaf (LC50 = 1.15%) and A. indica seed
(LC50 = 3.63%). The Annona muricata and J. curcas seed
had caused the highest mean mortality (100 and 98.85%) at 2% concentration,
while the A. indica seed and J. curcas leaf powder had only caused
32.32 and 77.84%, respectively at 2.5% concentration. There was no progeny
produced, no weight loss recorded and no rice grain damaged on treated rice
grain with A. muricata and J. curcas seed at 1% concentration. In
contrast, J. curcas leaf and A. indica seed powder had the least
toxicity effect on the weevil as shown by number of progeny produced (167 and
228), total of weight loss (10.04 and 10.49%) and rice grain damaged (19.35 and
21.14%) even at the highest powder concentration (2.5%) tested. Results of this
study revealed the potential of J. curcas and A. muricata seed
powder to be used in controlling S. zeamais on stored rice grain.
Keywords: Annona
muricata; Azadirachta indica; Jatropha curcas; plant powder; Sitophilus
zeamais
ABSTRAK
Satu kajian telah dijalankan untuk
menilai kesan daripada empat serbuk tanaman dipilih sebagai pelindung beras
terhadap kematian Sitophilus zeamais dewasa, progeni F1, kehilangan berat beras
dan beras rosak. Serbuk tanaman yang digunakan berasal daripada biji Annona
muricata, Jatropha curcas, Azadirachta indica dan daun J. curcas pada
kepekatan 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 dan 2.5% (w/w). Keputusan analisis probit menunjukkan
bahawa serbuk biji J. curcas sangat beracun (LC50 =
0.28%) terhadap S. zeamais diikuti dengan biji A. muricata (LC50 =
0.33%), daun J. curcas (LC50 = 1.15%) dan biji A.
indica (LC50 = 3.63%). Serbuk biji Annona muricata dan J.
curcas telah menyebabkan min kematian tertinggi (100 dan 98.85%) pada
kepekatan 2%, sementara serbuk biji A. indica dan J. curcas masing-masing
hanya 32.32 dan 77.84% pada kepekatan 2.5%. Tidak ada progeni
dihasilkan, kehilangan berat beras dan beras rosak pada perlakuan dengan serbuk
biji A. muricata dan J. curcas pada kepekatan 1%. Sebaliknya, serbuk daun J. curcas dan serbuk biji A. indica mempunyai
kesan toksisiti paling rendah terhadap S. zeamais, dengan jumlah progeni
yang dihasilkan (167 dan 228), kehilangan berat beras (10.04 dan 10.49%) dan
beras rosak (19.35 dan 21.14%) meskipun pada perlakuan kepekatan serbuk
tertinggi (2.5%). Keputusan kajian ini menunjukkan potensi serbuk biji J.
curcas dan A. muricata untuk digunakan dalam kawalan S. zeamais pada
beras yang disimpan.
Kata kunci: Annona muricata; Azadirachta indica; Jatropha curcas; serbuk
tumbuhan; Sitophilus zeamais
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*Pengarang untuk
surat-menyurat; email: nizar_312@yahoo.com
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