Background: Malaria, caused by the genus Plasmodium, is still a global health problem. Its transmission and spread are strongly influenced presence of Anopheles vector. One efforts to reduce cases distribution long-lasting insecticide-treated nets residents malaria-endemic areas. This study aims measure density mosquitoes perched on bed after three years usage. Method: A cross-sectional was con...

colorado potato beetle, leptinotarsa decemlineata is one of the major insect pests of potato. toxicity of spinosad, as a bio-rational insecticide, was investigated against various developmental stages of this pest. bioassays were conducted by using the eggs, neonates, first, second, third and fourth instar larvae and adults. the potato leaves were impregnated with different concentrations of sp...

"Field-evolved resistance" is defined as a "genetically based decrease in susceptibility of a population to a toxin caused by exposure to the toxin in the field." The key component of "field-evolved" resistance is that it does confer decreased susceptibility to an insecticide in the field. Another key component is that the decrease in susceptibility to the insecticide is because of previous exp...

Areawide pest management involves the uniform application of a pest control strategy overwidegeographic areas. Therefore, theseprograms are likely to impose intense selectivepressures, and the risk for resistancedevelopment amongpest species forwhich areawidemanagement programs are implemented is likely tobehigh.Pilot studies for areawidemanagementofwesterncorn rootworm, Diabrotica virgifera vi...

We report the first comprehensive insecticide susceptibility status ofAedes aegypti (L.) larvae from Singapore. The study indicated that Ae. aegypti is susceptible to temephos, although resistance (RR50 = 1.29-4.43-fold) couldbe developing. Of high concern is the detection of moderate to high resistance to permethrin (RR50 = 29-47-fold) and etofenprox (RR50 = 14-34-fold). Biolarvicide Bacillus ...

OBJECTIVE To explore temporal variation in insecticide susceptibility of Anopheles gambiae s.l. populations to the four chemical groups of insecticides used in public health and agriculture, in close match with the large-scale cotton spraying programme implemented in the cotton-growing area of North Cameroon. METHODS Mosquito larvae were collected in 2005 before (mid June), during (mid August...

Areawide pest management involves the uniform application of a pest control strategy over wide geographic areas. Therefore, these programs are likely to impose intense selective pressures, and the risk for resistance development among pest species for which areawide management programs are implemented is likely to be high. Pilot studies for areawide management of western corn rootworm, Diabroti...

In order to establish the insecticide susceptibility status for Anopheles darlingi in Colombia, and as part of the National Network on Insecticide Resistance Surveillance, five populations of insects from three Colombian states were evaluated. Standardised WHO and CDC bottle bioassays, in addition to microplate biochemical assays, were conducted. Populations with mortality rates below 80% in th...

Standard WHO insecticide bioassay tests were carried out in Gorgora, northern Ethiopia to evaluate the susceptibility status of Anopheles pharoensis Theobald for the insecticides DDT, malathion, permethrin and deltamethrin. The mortality and when appropriate knockdown effect of the insecticides were observed. The results indicated that this species was resistant to DDT. A high mortality was obt...

The Asian citrus psyllid, Diaphorina citri Kuwayma, is one of the most important pests in citrus production. The objective of this study was to evaluate D. citri resistance management with three insecticide rotations and compare them with no rotation and an untreated check. The different insecticides (modes of action) tested were: dimethoate, imidacloprid, diflubenzuron, abamectin 3% + thiameth...