Pesticide Resistance

Pesticide Resistance

Strategies and Tactics for Management

  • Publisher: National Academies Press
  • ISBN: 9780309036276
  • eISBN Pdf: 9780309554787
  • Place of publication:  United States
  • Year of digital publication: 1986
  • Month: January
  • Pages: 484
  • Language: English

Based on a symposium sponsored by the Board on Agriculture, this comprehensive book explores the problem of pesticide resistance; suggests new approaches to monitor, control, or prevent resistance; and identifies the changes in public policy necessary to protect crops and human health from the ravages of pests. The volume synthesizes the most recent information from a wide range of disciplines, including entomology, genetics, plant pathology, biochemistry, economics, and public policy. It also suggests research avenues that would indicate how to counter future problems. A glossary provides the reader with additional guidance.

  • Pesticide Resistance
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Executive Summary
    • RECOMMENDATIONS
      • Basic and Applied Research
      • Implementation of Detection and Monitoring Techniques for Key Pests and Maintenance of Practices to Manage Resistance
  • 1 Introduction
    • THE MAGNITUDE OF THE RESISTANCE PROBLEM
    • INTRODUCTION
    • STATUS OF RESISTANCE
    • FREQUENCY AND EXTENT OF RESISTANCE
    • CONSEQUENCES OF RESISTANCE
    • REFERENCES
  • 2 Genetic, Biochemical, and Physiological Mechanisms of Resistance to Pesticides
    • GENETIC BACKGROUND
    • BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS
    • PROMISING RESEARCH DIRECTIONS AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION
    • RECOMMENDATIONS
    • REFERENCES
    • WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
    • MODES AND GENETICS OF HERBICIDE RESISTANCE IN PLANTS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • POPULATION GENETICS
    • BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MODES OF RESISTANCE
      • s-Triazines
      • Paraquat
      • Diclofop-Methyl
      • Trifiuralin
    • CROSS-RESISTANCE
    • TRIAZINES
      • Paraquat
      • Trifiuralin
      • Diclofop-Methyl
    • GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF RESISTANCE
      • s-Triazines and Other Photosystem II Herbicides
      • Other Herbicides
    • LESSONS FROM BIOTECHNOLOGY
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • GENETICS AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE IN ARTHROPODS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • GENETIC MECHANISMS CONFERRING RESISTANCE
    • GENETICS OF RESISTANCE
    • BIOCHEMISTRY OF RESISTANCE
    • POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO RESISTANCE
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • RESISTANCE TO 4-HYDROXYCOUMARIN ANTICOAGULANTS IN RODENTS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INCIDENCE AND GENETICS OF WARFARIN RESISTANCE IN RODENTS
    • WARFARIN ACTION AND RESISTANCE MECHANISM
    • SECOND-GENERATION ANTICOAGULANT RODENTICIDES
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • PLANT PATHOGENS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • GENETIC CONTROL OF RESISTANCE
      • Appropriate Variability Apparently Unavailable
      • One-Step Pattern
      • Multistep Pattern
    • RESISTANCE MECHANISMS
      • Modification of Sensitive Site
      • Membrane Transport Systems
      • Detoxification or Nontoxification
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • CHEMICAL STRATEGIES FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
      • The Critical Role of Insecticides in Insect Control
      • Integration of Chemical and Nonchemical Control Tactics
      • The Need for New Insecticides
    • TRENDS IN INSECTICIDE DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
      • The Declining Rate of Insecticide Development
        • Increased Cost of Discovery
        • Increased Costs of Registration
        • Increased Costs of Production
        • Increased Competition
      • Relative Importance of Problems Limiting Development of New Compounds
      • Current Strategies and Approaches in the Agrochemical Industry
    • CHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS CAUSED BY RESISTANCE
      • Understanding Resistance to Existing Insecticides
      • Discovering New Insecticides
        • Approaches to Finding and Optimizing Biological Activity
        • New Targets for Insecticide Development
      • Encouraging Fundamental Research
        • National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation
        • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
        • U.S. Department of Agriculture
        • Chemical Industry
        • State IPM and Commodity Groups
    • ENCOURAGING REGISTRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • BIOTECHNOLOGY IN PESTICIDE RESISTANCE DEVELOPMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • BIOTECHNOLOGY TECHNIQUES
    • BIOTECHNOLOGY AND XENOBIOTICS
    • BIOTECHNOLOGY IN PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
      • Resistance Development
        • Resistance Understanding
      • Resistance Management
      • Resistance Circumvention
      • Resistance Exploitation
      • Application to Pesticides Other than Herbicides
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
  • 3 Population Biology of Pesticide Resistance: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practical Applications
    • A HEURISTIC MODEL OF MANAGING RESISTANCE
    • USE OF POPULATION BIOLOGY THEORY AND CONCEPTS IN RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • GENETIC AND ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR MODELS OF THE POPULATION BIOLOGY OF RESISTANCE
    • GENERAL AND SPECIFIC MODELS
    • SOURCE OF DATA FOR MODEL CONSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION
    • EVALUATING MODELS AND PROGRAMS FOR PESTICIDE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • FOLKLORE, DOGMA, AND AD HOC PRACTICES
    • IMPEDIMENTS
    • RECOMMENDATIONS
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    • REFERENCES
    • WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
      • Population Biology of Pesticide Resistance. Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practical Applications
    • FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EVOLUTION OF RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • GENETIC FACTORS IN RESISTANCE
    • BIOLOGICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN RESISTANCE
    • OPERATIONAL FACTORS IN RESISTANCE
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • POPULATION DYNAMICS AND THE RATE OF EVOLUTION OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • CHARACTERISTIC TIME TO EVOLVE RESISTANCE
    • MIGRATION AND GENE FLOW
    • DENSITY DEPENDENCE AND PEST POPULATION DYNAMICS
    • POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PESTS AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES
    • MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
      • Life History Details
      • High Dosage to Make R Effectively Recessive
      • Heterozygote Superiority
      • Pesticide Resistance Compared With Drug Resistance
      • Pesticide Resistance Compared With Herbicide Resistance
    • ECONOMIC COST OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • COMPUTER SIMULATION AS A TOOL FOR PESTICIDE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • MODELING ASSUMPTIONS
    • INTERACTIONS
    • TESTING MODELS
    • MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • PLEIOTROPY AND THE EVOLUTION OF GENETIC SYSTEMS CONFERRING RESISTANCE TO PESTICIDES
    • INTRODUCTION
    • EVOLUTION OF NEW FUNCTION IN MICROORGANISMS
      • Selection Procedures
      • Costs Associated with Pleiotropy
    • MECHANISMS OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
      • Specificity of the Response
      • The Evolution of Pleiotropic Costs
      • Evolution of Epistatic Resistance
    • THE SHIFTING BALANCE THEORY
      • Genetic Systems as Sets of Interacting Loci
      • Shifts Among Peaks in the Adaptive Topography
    • THE EVOLUTION OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
      • Multiple Peaks in the Adaptive Topography
      • Effects of Migration Between Treated and Untreated Areas
    • A CALL FOR EMPIRICAL AND THEORETICAL WORK
      • Empirical Studies of Rudimentary Resistance
      • A Model of Epistatic Resistance
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • QUANTITATIVE GENETIC MODELS AND THE EVOLUTION OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • POLYGENIC RESISTANCE
      • Selection for Tolerance
      • Genetic Correlations Among Traits
      • Genetic Correlations in Tolerance to Different Pesticides
      • Other Approaches
        • Alternating the Proportion of Acreage Sprayed with Different Compounds
        • Temporal Alternation
        • Use of More than Two Pesticides in a Given Area
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • MANAGING RESISTANCE TO RODENTICIDES
    • INTRODUCTION
    • RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • PRACTICAL ATTEMPTS TO MANAGE RESISTANCE IN BRITAIN
      • Nipping Resistance in the Bud
      • Eradicating Widely Established Resistant Populations
      • Containment of Resistant Populations
      • Natural Selection
    • NEW RODENTICIDES
    • THE CAUSE OF RESISTANCE
      • Users
      • Industry
      • Official Agencies
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • RESPONSE OF PLANT PATHOGENS TO FUNGICIDES
    • INTRODUCTION
    • FUNGICIDE USE
      • The Attraction of Fungicides
      • Fungicide Application and Type
    • PATHOGEN RESPONSE
      • A Priori Considerations
      • Dynamics
    • AN EXAMPLE
    • CONTROLLING THE PATHOGEN RESPONSE
    • INTEGRATED DISEASE CONTROL
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    • REFERENCES
    • EXPERIMENTAL POPULATION GENETICS AND ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PESTICIDE RESISTANCE IN INSECTS AND MITES
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INITIAL ALLELE FREQUENCY
    • DOMINANCE
    • RELATIVE FITNESSES
      • Untreated Habitats
      • Methods
      • Data
      • Coadaptation
      • Treated Habitats
    • ECOLOGICAL STUDIES
      • Refuges
      • Immigration
    • RESEARCH NEEDS
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
  • 4 Detection, Monitoring, and Risk Assessment
    • METHODS AVAILABLE FOR RESISTANCE DETECTION, MONITORING, AND RISK ASSESSMENT
    • RESEARCH ON RESISTANCE DETECTION AND MONITORING
    • IMPLEMENTATION
    • RESISTANCE-RISK ASSESSMENT
    • IMPLEMENTATION OF RESISTANCE-RISK ASSESSMENT
    • REFERENCES
    • WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
    • PREDICTION OR RESISTANCE RISK ASSESSMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INSECTICIDE AND ACARICIDE RESISTANCE
    • HOUSE FLY RESISTANCE
      • The Danish Experience
      • Resistance in Other Regions
      • Examples from Other Insect and Mite Species
      • Laboratory Versus Field Selection
      • Geographical Differences
      • Fitness of Resistant Geno- and Phenotypes
      • Mathematical Models
    • RESISTANCE OF PLANT PATHOGENS
    • HERBICIDE RESISTANCE
    • RODENTICIDE RESISTANCE
    • NEMATODE RESISTANCE
    • CONCLUSION
      • Elements of RRA
      • Interpretation and Use of the Assessments
      • Research Needs
    • REFERENCES
    • DETECTION AND MONITORING OF RESISTANT FORMS: AN OVERVIEW
    • INTRODUCTION
    • THE AIMS OF DETECTION AND MONITORING
      • Potential for Resistance
      • Shifts in Frequency or Severity of Resistance
      • Checking Resistance Management Strategies
      • Investigation of Suspected Resistance Problems
      • Subsequent Changes in Resistance
      • Guidance in Pesticide Selection
      • Scientific Knowledge
    • TIMING AND PLANNING OF SURVEYS
      • Methods of Sampling and Testing
    • ACHIEVEMENTS IN RESISTANCE MONITORING
    • COOPERATION AND COMMUNICATION
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
  • 5 Tactics for Prevention and Management
    • TACTICS FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
      • Variation in Dose or Rate
      • Frequency of Application
      • Local Rather Than Areawide Applications
      • Treatments Based on Economic Threshold
      • Use of Less Persistent Pesticides
      • Life Stages of Pest
      • Mixtures
      • Alternations, Rotations, or Sequences of Pesticide Applications
      • Pesticide Formulation Technology
      • Synergists
      • Exploiting Unstable Resistance
      • Pesticide Selectivity
      • New Toxophores with Alternate Sites of Action
      • Protection and Use of Natural Enemies with Pesticide Tolerance
      • Reintroduction of Susceptible Pests
    • RECOMMENDATIONS
    • REFERENCES
    • WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
      • Tactics for Prevention and Management
    • RESISTANCE IN WEEDS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • POTENTIAL PROBLEMS
    • IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM
    • CONTROL
      • Herbicide Mixtures
      • Herbicide Rotation
      • Crop Rotation
      • Increased Cultivation
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • PREVENTING OR MANAGING RESISTANCE IN ARTHROPODS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • RATE DETERMINING FACTORS
    • TACTICS
      • Reducing Frequencies of Resistant Alleles
      • Decreasing Dominance of Resistance
      • Minimizing Fitness of Resistant Genotypes
      • Tactical Considerations in Insecticide Application
    • CONSTRAINTS ON AUGMENTING TACTICS
      • Erosion of Integrated Pest Management
      • Resistance Risk Assessment
      • Detection
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    • REFERENCES
    • PREVENTING AND MANAGING FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE
    • BUILDUP OF A RESISTANT POPULATION
    • SHORT-TERM TACTICS
      • New Chemicals
      • High-Risk Chemicals
      • Rotation or Combination
      • Low- or Moderate-Risk Chemicals
    • LONG-TERM STRATEGIES
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • CASE HISTORIES OF ANTICOAGULANT RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • CHICAGO
      • Rat Bites
      • Second-Generation Anticoagulants
    • DECATUR
    • UNITED KINGDOM
    • DATA BASE
      • Data Base—United States
      • Cross-Resistance
    • MANAGEMENT
      • Second-Generation Anticoagulants
      • Nonanticoagulant Alternatives
    • PREDICTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
    • RESEARCH NEEDS
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
  • 6 Implementing Management of Resistance to Pesticides
    • EXTENSION, CONSULTANTS, AND PESTICIDE USERS
      • Education
      • Formalize Procedures for Management of Resistance to Pesticides
    • REGULATORY AGENCIES
      • Pesticide Resistance in Regulatory Decisions
      • Resistance Management Information in Regulatory Agencies
      • Funding
    • PESTICIDE INDUSTRY
      • Antitrust Concerns
      • Registering Pesticide Mixtures
      • Minor-Use Pesticides
    • INTERNATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
      • Roles of International Organizations
      • Impact of U.S. Policy
    • REFERENCES
    • WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
      • Implementing Management of Resistance to Pesticides
    • ACTIONS AND PROPOSED POLICIES FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT BY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INDUSTRY ACTIONS
    • INTRA-INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
      • Acylalanines
      • Benzimidazoles
      • Dicarboximides
      • C14-Demethylation Inhibitors (Dmi)
    • INDUSTRY POLICIES
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • PESTICIDE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT: AN EX-REGULATOR'S VIEW
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INFORMATION GATHERING
      • Premarketing Data
      • Postmarketing Data
    • EDUCATION
    • REGULATORY STRATEGY
    • INDUSTRY
    • CONCLUSION
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    • REFERENCES
    • THE ROLE OF REGULATORY AGENCIES IN DEALING WITH PESTICIDE RESISTANCE
    • INTRODUCTION
    • REGULATORY FUNCTIONS
    • PESTICIDE REGISTRATION
    • PESTICIDE USE ENFORCEMENT
    • NONREGULATORY FUNCTIONS
      • Monitoring
      • Pest Management
    • CONCLUSION
    • THE ROLE OF COOPERATIVE EXTENSION AND AGRICULTURAL CONSULTANTS IN PESTICIDE RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • TRAINING COOPERATIVE EXTENSION AND CONSULTANTS
      • Background of Pesticide Resistance
      • Identification of High-Risk Pests and Pesticides
      • Resistance Prevention Tactics
      • Demonstration of Available Techniques
    • IMPLEMENTATION
      • Susceptibility Monitoring
      • Management Programs
        • Pest Samples
        • Field Tests
        • Data Reliability
        • Designation Criteria
        • Geographic Extent
        • Bioassay Techniques
        • Management Strategies
    • EDUCATION
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • INTEGRATION OF POLICY FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT AS A POLICY ISSUE
    • COMPONENTS OF A RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
      • Resistance Monitoring
      • Resistance Risk Assessment
      • Federal Pesticide Regulation
      • State/Local Regulation and Management
      • Pesticide Marketing
      • Education
      • New Pest-Control Tactics
      • Structure of Research
      • Funding a Resistance Management Program
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
    • ECONOMIC ISSUES IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE APPROACHES TO PRESERVING PEST SUSCEPTIBILITY
    • INTRODUCTION
    • PEST SUSCEPTIBILITY: OPTIMAL USE OVER TIME
    • RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT: INCENTIVES AND CONSTRAINTS
    • ORGANIZATIONS TO MANAGE RESISTANCE
      • Conditions Favoring No-Resistance Management
      • Conditions Favoring Resistance Management by Farmers
      • Conditions Favoring Voluntary, Multifarm Resistance Management (Cooperative, Community, Consultants' Clients)
      • Conditions Favoring Resistance Management by a Single Chemical Company
      • Conditions Favoring Resistance Management by Multiple Chemical Firms (Contracts, Informal Agreements)
      • Conditions Favoring Use of Government Pest Control, Regulatory Agency, or Laws for Resistance Management
    • POLICY IMPLICATIONS
    • CONCLUSION
    • REFERENCES
  • Glossary
  • Index

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