The Canadian Entomologist · 1987 · 24 citations · 7 references
Abstract Laboratory BioassaysFitnessEntomologyIn Southern OntarioDrug ResistanceToxicologyInsecticidePublic HealthParasitologyPlant ProtectionPest ManagementBiologyField-collected Mites15-Fold ResistanceEvolutionary BiologyPesticide ResistanceInduced ResistancePest ControlMedicine
Abstract Laboratory bioassays showed the occurrence of 8.5-fold resistance to cyhexatin and ca. 15-fold resistance to dicofol in laboratory-selected populations of European red mite ( Panonychus ulmi (Koch)). Surveys, in 1984, of 45 orchards, using field-collected mites exposed to discriminating concentrations of cyhexatin or dicofol, detected resistance to cyhexatin in ca. 29% of the populations. Resistance to dicofol was identified in 2 of 45 assays.
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