Insecticide Resistance And Insecticide Management For Three Vegetable Pests In South East Queensland
20 July 2012Insecticide resistance management presentation
20 July 2012Project Code
Short Summary
Research undertaken to maintain currant-lettuce aphid in laboratory culture for the reason of insecticide resistance bioassay development as a first step to baseline generation for the purpose of resistance monitoring.
Year Published
2010
Project Provider
NSW Department of Industry and Investment
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The currant-lettuce aphid (CLA) Nasonovia ribisnigri (Mosley) is a known pest of chicory, endive radicchio and lettuce. Australia was CLA free until 2004 when it was detected in Tasmania and by 2006 had been confirmed in all Australian states. This report outlines initial research to maintain currant-lettuce aphid in laboratory culture for the reaon of insecticide resistance bioassay development as the first step to baseline generation for the purpose of resistance monitoring. The study successfully derived an Austrlian interim preliminary discriminating dose for imidacloprid for the purpose resistance monitoring.
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Leafy vegetables
Lettuce
