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neem oil

[′nēm ‚ȯil]
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An aromatic oil from the seeds and fruit of the neem tree (Melia azadirachta); contains sulfur compounds; used as an anthelmintic and as an alcohol denaturant. Also known as margosa oil; nim oil.
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Although neem oil is advertised as a natural alternative, there are mixed results about its effectiveness.
Similarly, at 5ml dose, eucalyptus oil (90.27%), lemon oil (85.54%) and neem oil (82.69%) gave significant control of Varroa mites.
Bio-pesticides Neem seed extract, Neem oil, Asafoetida (Hing) and Tobacco leaf extract were evaluated against sucking complex.
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Neem oil is a natural mean of insect control as a repellent and insecticide that is effective on thousands of insect pests.
The pesticides tested were abamectin, mineral oil, mancozeb, pyridaben, neem oil (Azadiractha indica) and crude cottonseed oil (Gossypium spp.).
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