Juvenile Hormone-Like Substances: Part XXXIII Search for Greener Pesticides: Eco-Friendly Approach Towards Pests' Management
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https://doi.org/10.66304/IJGIMR.2026.v1i1.20Keywords:
Juvenile Hormone Analogues, DDT, Potential Pesticides, Chemosterilization, SulphonamideAbstract
The incessant increase of inhabitants around the world necessitates sustainable resources of food. Agriculture is the main torrential strength for broad-based economic growth in developing nations where nutrition obligation is particularly life-threatening because of the sluggish rate of net food production. Pesticides have a decisive part to play in our survival for fruitage defense and in evading the dispersal of destructive parasites instigating human ailments like malaria etc. Because of commercial, health and particularly, ecological motives, the designing of more specific and operative compounds that could regulate such parasites, is equally a significant mission in agricultural, environmental sciences besides in the cooperative world. Practice of exceedingly noxious traditional pesticides for numerous ages repeatedly has led to severe adverse results, in the atmosphere like assassination of inoffensive class; both florae and faunae, thereby generating disparity in biodiversity which ultimately leads to adverse effects in the ecology. Synthesis, approach of action and ecological profile of juvenile hormone analogues (JHA) having different functional groups, hetero atoms and varied length of the side chain, as green substitutes aimed at synthesis of insect repellent/ pesticides have been studied.
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