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  • 41. Constitutive overexpression of cytochrome P450 monooxygenase genes contributes to chlorantraniliprole resistance in Chilo suppressalis (Walker).
    Xu L, Zhao J, Sun Y, Xu D, Xu G, Xu X, Zhang Y, Huang S, Han Z, Gu Z.
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    Sial AA, Brunner JF.
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    Zuo YY, Xue YX, Wang ZY, Ren X, Aioub AAA, Wu YD, Yang YH, Hu ZN.
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    Chen Y, Chen Y, Zhang Y, Sun Z, Li Y, Ding J, Zhang G, Du E, Zi X, Tian C, Zhao W, Gui F.
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  • 55. Residual activity of spinosad applied as a soil drench to tomato seedlings for control of Tuta absoluta.
    Erasmus R, van den Berg J, van Rensburg PJ, du Plessis H.
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  • 59. Truncated transcripts of nicotinic acetylcholine subunit gene Bdα6 are associated with spinosad resistance in Bactrocera dorsalis.
    Hsu JC, Feng HT, Wu WJ, Geib SM, Mao CH, Vontas J.
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  • 60. Chlorantraniliprole/lambda-cyhalothrin, a new insecticide mixture to control Tuta absoluta and Spodoptera littoralis in tomato.
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