ArticleScientific reports2025
Bioactivity and genotoxicity effects of certain compounds on Theba pisana and Monacha cartusiana land snails.
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Theba pisana and Monacha cartusiana, both land snails, are agricultural pests that have caused significant losses in many orchards and fields in various areas of Egypt. In this study, the efficacy of nicotinamide, imidacloprid, and silver nitrate nanoparticles compounds compared to oxamyl were evaluated against these two snail species using residual film and poison bait techniques under laboratory and field conditions to identify alternative, more effective options to conventional pesticides. In addition, the genotoxicity impacts of these compounds on the tested snails were thoroughly investigated. Results showed that, for T. pisana, oxamyl exhibited the highest mortality rate, followed by nicotinamide and silver nitrate, with calculated LC
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