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Resistance to Acaricides in the Carmine Spider Mite in Israel12

Alexander S. Tahori, B. Raccah

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Resistance patterns are presented for malathion, dicofol, tetradifon and binapacryl for 7 strains of Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Boisduval) in lsrael. High resistance to malathion, tetradifon, and dicofol was found; no resistance to binapacryl could be detected. New laboratory methods of testing for adult acaricides and for ovicide are described.

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Resistance patterns are presented for malathion, dicofol, tetradifon and binapacryl for 7 strains of Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Boisduval) in lsrael. High resistance to malathion, tetradifon, and dicofol was found; no resistance to binapacryl could be detected. New laboratory methods of testing for adult acaricides and for ovicide are described.

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Resistance patterns are presented for malathion, dicofol, tetradifon and binapacryl for 7 strains of Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Boisduval) in lsrael. High resistance to malathion, tetradifon, and dicofol was found; no resistance to binapacryl could be detected. New laboratory methods of testing for adult acaricides and for ovicide are described.

Key concepts: Dicofol, Acaricide, Biology, Malathion, Spider mite, Toxicology, Mite, Tetranychus

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