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2008年45 No.1
The effect of different spraying methods of insecticides on the resistance developing and the carboxylesterase activity of Myzus percicae.
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Key Words:Myzus persicae, insecticide, continuous use, rotational use, resistance, carboxylesterase activity
Abstract:The effects of continuous use and rotational use of insecticides on the resistance developing and the carboxylesterase activity of Myzus persice(Sulzer) were studied by simulating used in field. The results showed that resistance of M. persice treated by nine continuous spraying to omethoate,meyhomyl and λcyhalothrin increased respectively by 54.2fold,8.9fold and 10.4fold,and the activity of α-NA carboxylesterase increased respectively by 20.0fold,24.0fold and 43.2fold,and the individuals with enzyme activity of 0.6 eased respectively by73%,87.6% and 43.8%. The resistance of M. persicae treated by three rotational spraying to omethoate,meyhomyl and λcyhalothrin increased respectively by 38.0fold,6.7fold and 5.0fold,and the enzyme activity increased by 10.2fold. The individuals with enzyme activity of 0.6 increased by 4.8% after treated by three rotations in order of omethoate,meyhomyl and λcyhalothrin. The resultsproved that rotational use of insecticides can delay the resistance developing,and decrease the carboxylesterase activity and the individuals with higher enzyme activity.