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Lepidoptera orders belonging to the Galleria mellonella L., damaging honeycomb in beekeeping, is an insect pest holometabol economically. Larvae of this species known as the great wax moth, pollen and great harm to the feeding combs, beehives. G. mellonella, and to have a short life cycle and high efficiency, and also to be recognized as an important insect species because it can grow well on a variety of biological and chemical control studies on artificial food. Salt flint known as Ferula halophila Peşmen; Apiaceae belonging to the family, many years, is an endemic plants spread around 6090 cm in length and Salt Lake. This species of this plant is a plant halophytes danger category VU (damage), respectively. In this study, grown in laboratory conditions G. mellonella 's applied to the larval extracts of F. halophila, its effects on catalase aktivity were investigated. For experimental groups, egg extracts from stock cultures were plunged into mixed nutrient at different doses (20, 40 and 60 ppm) and eggs were fed to the larvae. At the same plant extract ratios, bovine protein isolation was performed to investigate changes in homogeneous protein quantities. The total amount of protein in the homogenates was determined by the Bradford method and protein profiles were extracted by SDSPAGE analysis of the extracts. The obtained extracts were used for enzyme activity analysis. Catalase enzyme activity, which is particularly effective in the defense mechanism, has been measured in the study. When the results are examined; It has been found that catalase activity is also increased in larvae fed with food containing 20, 40 and 60 ppm extract due to the increase in the concentration of F. halophila extract. Last year in pesticides used in pest control, insect physiology and biochemistry on the mechanisms of action are being investigated. In Öztürk, Nisan (2021) 47(1): 35-46 36 this study, the aphrodisiac effect of some species of the genus known Ferula F. halophila' s to assess the effects of insect physiology G. mellonella was used as a live model.

Ferula halophila Ekstraktının Galleria mellonella L. (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae)’ nın Protein Miktarı ve Katalaz Aktivitesi Üzerine Etkileri