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Acaricidal activities of Cymbopogon citratus (DC) stapf against Blomia tropicalis van Bronswijk, Cock & Oshima (Astigmata: Echimyopodidae)
Blomia tropicalis (Astigmata: Echimyopodidae) has been classified as the most crucial mite pest of stored agricultural commodities that causes human allergies. The present work aims to assess the susceptibility of B. tropicalis to Cymbopogon citratus extract (CCE). A total of four strains were teste
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