DANTAS, D. M. V.; DANTAS, Daniel Menezes Venâncio.
Resumo:
The tick R. (Boophilus) microplus is the main ectoparasite of cattle, causing significant losses in
cattle ranging from losses in the production of meat and / or milk to health damage, since it
behaves as a vector of infectious agents such as Babesiaspp .andAnaplasmaspp, hematozoa
responsible for the highest mortality rates in cattle in tropical and subtropical regions. The use of
ethanol extracts of wild Pinion (J. molíssima) and Quince (blanchetianus C.) was conducted in
order to verify its effectiveness and its effects on reproductive parameters teleógenas the species
R. (B.) microplus. The engorged females were randomly obtained from animals of farms in the
middle region of Paraiba backwoods. For each plant formed three groups with ten gravid females
each, distributed as follows; Group I (ticks treated with the extract at 100%) and group II (ticks
treated with the extract at 50%) representing the treated and control group III representing (ticks
treated with distilled water). The tests consisted of exposing the gravid females to herbal extracts
through immersion bath for ten minutes, then distribute them in Petri dishes, setting the
dorsoventrally with the aid of masking tape. The observed data were evaluated by
Biocarrapatocidograma and efficiency test. The plant extracts inhibited the pre-laying; laying
period, and interfered with the following parameters: rate of egg production (IPO); reproductive
efficiency index (REI); fertility index (FI) and (%) of mortality with treatment pinion brave
100% being very statistically superior.