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2. Animal ingredients: such as sea cucumber, sea lion penis, cattle, sheep testicles, and so on. These animalistic components are believed to have aphrodisiacs or sexual enhancement in some traditional cultures.
3. Chinese medicine prescriptions: In ancient times, Chinese medicine prescriptions were also often used as aphrodisiacs. For example, the main ingredients of cistanche, Cymbidium, epimedium, Morinda, wolfberry, and angelica were widely used in the Qin and Han Dynasties.
4. Minerals: Minerals such as purple luban and nepheline are also considered aphrodisiac ingredients.
Substances: Some chemicals with weak chemical reaction activity, such as aspirin, caffeine, cocaine, etc., may also be used as ingredients in aphrodisiacs.
Three strokes to cure cotton blind
The cotton-blind staghorn is a hemipteran pest that affects cotton crops, known for its high reproductive rate. Its active feeding period typically spans from mid-May to early October. Due to its piercing-sucking mouthparts, both nymphs and adults are covered in a waxy layer, allowing them to move quickly and evade control measures. While many conventional insecticides—such as stomach and contact poisons—are somewhat effective, their results are often unsatisfactory. Many farmers find themselves constantly battling this pest with repeated pesticide applications. However, through practical experience, we have identified several effective strategies to manage this problem efficiently.
First, selecting the right insecticide is crucial. After extensive testing of various pesticides on the market, we found that combining phoxim and malathion provides the best results. Laboratory tests showed a 98% mortality rate, while field trials achieved 95%, making it one of the most effective options available. Phoxim is highly effective with low toxicity, offering strong knockdown effects against the cotton-blind staghorn. However, its short residual effect means that pests may rebound if used alone. Malathion, on the other hand, has broad-spectrum activity, including stomach, contact, and fumigant action, but its knockdown power is not as strong as phoxim. When combined, these two ingredients complement each other, creating a powerful dual-action treatment. Currently, 25% phoxim and 20% malathion formulations are available, but if not accessible, they can be mixed at home. If bollworms are also present, adding a small amount of methamidophos can enhance the overall effectiveness.
Second, timing is critical. In northern regions, the dominant population is the green-lipped lynx, which has five to six generations per year. The first key control window occurs in mid to late May, when the first generation of overwintering nymphs emerge and begin feeding on cotton fields. At the same time, second-generation nymphs from weeds start hatching and moving into cotton plants. This is the ideal time for initial control, especially when the field inspection rate reaches 1–2%, indicated by new blackened cotton buds. Control should begin when there are 1 or 2 insects per 100 plants. The second critical period occurs in mid-June, during the budding stage, when second-generation nymphs hatch and adult insects migrate into cotton fields. At this point, the infestation rate can rise to 3–5%, with 3–5 affected stems per 100 plants. Immediate action is necessary. The first and second generations tend to occur in distinct waves, making them easier to manage if treated promptly. However, from late June onward, overlapping generations make control more challenging. Regular monitoring of the main stem and fruit branches is essential. If the new damage rate reaches 5–10%, and more than 5 insects are found per 100 stems, immediate treatment is required. It's recommended to apply treatments every 7 days until late September.
Third, a comprehensive management system is essential. To prevent migration and re-infestation, coordinated efforts among neighboring farms are necessary. Agricultural practices such as removing weeds, managing surrounding host plants, and maintaining proper cotton field conditions can reduce pest populations. Each treatment must be thorough, aiming for complete coverage and no residue. After application, a follow-up inspection should be conducted to ensure that the pest population remains below the threshold. If the infestation is severe, repeated and intensive treatments may be required to prevent further reproduction and spread of the pest.
Aphrodisiacs Ingredients are drugs such as Cantharidin, Scopolamine, Herbal Medicinal, Ashwagandha Extract, and Tribulus Terrestris Extract that stimulate and enhance sexual desire. Aphrodisiacs contain a wide variety of ingredients, and here are some common categories:
1. Plant ingredients: including cocoa, coffee, vanilla, ginseng, mandatura, aconite, eggplant ginseng, cistanche, grass, epimedium, Morinda, wolfberry, Angelica, etc. These plant components usually have certain pharmacological effects and may have an impact on sexual function.