The present invention relates to a base formula wherein vegetable and/or other plant-based oils are alkalized with a bicarbonate salt to a pH between 7.5 and 9.7, treated with one or more emulsifiers to create an oil in water emulsion, and then coupled with a polymer to create an oil/polymer film for smothering arthropod pests and to coat plant surfaces for the purposes of deterring herbivory and to serve as protective barrier between pathogens and plant surfaces. Includes additions of wetting agents to improve spray coverage, and additions of plant essential oils to offer multiple modes of action to increase the breadth of pests controlled.

A protective coating for applying to a plant's foliage, branches and trunk for protecting against environmental stresses is formulated by combining a paint powder with at least one insect repellant oil and at least one rodent repellant oil in a water as a diluent. The paint base protects the plant against abiotic stresses by reflecting sun rays, mitigating damage caused by summer sunburn and winter sunscald, and retaining heat. The insect repellant oil and rodent repellant oil protect the plant against biotic stresses. The protective coating once assembled in an aqueous medium, is applied to the plant. The paint powder, when activated with water, has been specifically formulated to encapsulate the added oils and offer a gradual release of active ingredients that repels insects and rodents over several months under ideal conditions. The novel coating is united by a tacky binder material made from acid treated and methyl chloride rinsed methylcellulose. Reapplication of product may be needed sooner if exposed to excessive sunlight, heat and rainfall.

A protective coating for applying to a plant's foliage, branches and trunk for protecting against environmental stresses is formulated by combining a paint powder with at least one insect repellant oil and at least one rodent repellant oil in a water as a diluent. The paint base protects the plant against abiotic stresses by reflecting sun rays, mitigating damage caused by summer sunburn and winter sunscald, and retaining heat. The insect repellant oil and rodent repellant oil protect the plant against biotic stresses. The protective coating once assembled in an aqueous medium, is applied to the plant. The paint powder, when activated with water, has been specifically formulated to encapsulate the added oils and offer a gradual release of active ingredients that repels insects and rodents over several months under ideal conditions. The novel coating is united by a tacky binder material made from acid treated and methyl chloride rinsed methylcellulose. Reapplication of product may be needed sooner if exposed to excessive sunlight, heat and rainfall.

The present disclosure relates to a composition that includes lemongrass, castor oil, cedarwood oil, geraniol, sodium laurel sulfate, and corn oil for repelling and killing mosquitos. In one aspect of the inventive compositions comprise Guatemalan lemongrass, Juniperus virginiana and cedarwood oil. Some compositions further comprise mint oil, e.g., and Montana mint oil. Compositions according to the inventive subject matter kill insects at multiple stages in their life cycle including adult insects, larvae, and disrupt the egg cycle. In another aspect, the inventive compositions repel insects and retain repellency and insecticidal potency over a longer period of time than other natural insect repellents.

The present disclosure relates to a composition that includes lemongrass, castor oil, cedarwood oil, geraniol, sodium laurel sulfate, and corn oil for repelling and killing mosquitos. In one aspect of the inventive compositions comprise Guatemalan lemongrass, Juniperus virginiana and cedarwood oil. Some compositions further comprise mint oil, e.g., and Montana mint oil. Compositions according to the inventive subject matter kill insects at multiple stages in their life cycle including adult insects, larvae, and disrupt the egg cycle. In another aspect, the inventive compositions repel insects and retain repellency and insecticidal potency over a longer period of time than other natural insect repellents.

The present invention relates to an antifungal oil-in water microemulsion formulation comprising two different bioactive ingredients which are lipophilic (essential oils) and hydrophilic (plant biomass aqueous extracts) in nature, but reside in different phases of the said microemulsion. In particular, the present invention provides a liquid microemulsion comprising a synergistic mixture of two essential oils as the active ingredient in the dispersed phase and a hydrophilic biomass aqueous extract in continuous phase that not only facilitates the overall antifungal efficacy of the microemulsion but also maintains its potency against wilt inducing fungus F. oxysporum during storage.

The present invention relates to an antifungal oil-in water microemulsion formulation comprising two different bioactive ingredients which are lipophilic (essential oils) and hydrophilic (plant biomass aqueous extracts) in nature, but reside in different phases of the said microemulsion. In particular, the present invention provides a liquid microemulsion comprising a synergistic mixture of two essential oils as the active ingredient in the dispersed phase and a hydrophilic biomass aqueous extract in continuous phase that not only facilitates the overall antifungal efficacy of the microemulsion but also maintains its potency against wilt inducing fungus F. oxysporum during storage.

Methods and compositions for controlling the growth of an invasive species by application of a composition comprised of a natural pesticide derived from a species to the invasive species, especially endocides.

Methods and compositions for controlling the growth of an invasive species by application of a composition comprised of a natural pesticide derived from a species to the invasive species, especially endocides.

Disclosed are formulations and compositions comprising the formulations made up of at least tea tree oil, peppermint oil, castor oil, aloe, and lanolin. Also disclosed are cleansing wipes comprising a substrate and a cleansing formulation, wherein said cleansing formulation comprises tea tree oil; peppermint oil; castor oil; aloe; and lanolin. Disclosed are cleansing products comprising a sealed package and at least one cleansing wipe. Also disclosed are methods of cleansing skin, refreshing/rejuvenating the user, cooling or resetting the body temperature and exfoliating, smoothing, and softening of the skin.