Resistance to Diamide Insecticides and Its Inheritance in the Oriental Tea Tortrix, <i>Homona magnanima</i>（Lepidoptera: Tortricidae）, in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan

Kamimuro Takeshi

doi:10.1303/jjaez.2021.87

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鹿児島県のチャハマキ（チョウ目：ハマキガ科）におけるジアミド系殺虫剤抵抗性の出現とその遺伝様式
鹿児島県のチャハマキ(チョウ目 : ハマガキ科)におけるジアミド系殺虫剤抵抗性の出現とその遺伝様式
カゴシマケンノチャハマキ(チョウモク : ハマガキカ)ニオケルジアミドケイサッチュウザイテイコウセイノシュツゲントソノイデンヨウシキ

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<p>We investigated the efficacy of various insecticides, including diamide, on the oriental tea tortrix, Homona magnanima Diakonoff（Lepidoptera: Tortricidae）, a major pest of tea（Camellia cinensis）, in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. The results showed that diamide insecticides had low efficacy against the oriental tea tortrix in the southern part of the prefecture（Nansatsu region； Makurazaki City, Minamikyushu City）. The LC₅₀ values ranged from 28.26 to 267.62 ppm（Resistance Ratio（RR）: 41.0–387.9）for flubendiamide, 40.60 to 67.75 ppm（RR: 24.9–41.6）for chlorantraniliprole, and 40.33 to 107.49 ppm（RR: 93.8–250.0）for cyantraniliprole, indicating that the oriental tea tortrix has developed resistance to diamide insecticides. The insecticides other than diamide and benzoylurea IGR were highly effective. However, in other areas of the prefecture, all insecticides（including diamide）tested showed high efficiency. Furthermore, crossbreeding experiments showed that diamide resistance is autosomal, incompletely recessive. In the future, it is necessary to monitor the recovery of susceptibility against diamide insecticides in the Nansatsu region while avoiding the expansion of resistance development.</p>

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Japanese Journal of Applied Entomology and Zoology

Japanese Journal of Applied Entomology and Zoology 65 (2), 87-97, 2021-05-25

JAPANESE SOCIETY OF APPLIED ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

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