Pest Management Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
81(1), P. 240 - 246
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
Cnaphalocrocis
medinalis
is
one
of
the
major
rice
insect
pests
in
Asia.
Chlorantraniliprole
most
important
insecticides
for
control
C.
medinalis.
In
this
study,
a
field-resistant
population
and
susceptible
strain
were
used
to
evaluate
inheritance
chlorantraniliprole
resistance
fitness
costs
field.
Insect Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
31(3), P. 835 - 846
Published: Oct. 17, 2023
Abstract
The
rice
stem
borer
(RSB),
Chilo
suppressalis
,
a
notorious
pest
in
China,
has
evolved
high
resistance
level
to
commonly
used
insecticides.
Tetraniliprole,
new
anthranilic
diamide
insecticide,
effectively
controls
multiple
pests,
including
RSB.
However,
the
potential
risk
of
RSB
tetraniliprole
is
still
unknown.
In
this
study,
tetraniliprole‐selection
(Tet‐R)
strain
was
obtained
through
10
continuous
generations
selection
with
30%
lethal
concentration
(LC
30
).
realized
heritability
(
h
2
)
Tet‐R
0.387,
indicating
that
developed
rapidly
under
tetraniliprole.
had
fitness
cost
(relative
=
0.53).
We
established
susceptibility
baseline
(lethal
at
LC
50
0.727
mg/L)
and
investigated
6
field
populations
All
tested
strains
chlorantraniliprole
exhibited
moderate‐
high‐level
(resistance
ratio
27.7−806.8).
Detection
ryanodine
receptor
(RyR)
mutations
showed
Y4667C,
Y4667D,
I4758M,
Y4891F
were
present
populations.
RyR
responsible
for
cross‐resistance
between
chlorantraniliprole.
Further,
clustered
regularly
interspaced
palindromic
repeats
(CRISPR)
/
CRISPR‐associated
protein
9‐mediated
genome‐modified
flies
study
contribution
resistance.
order
single
mutation
Y4667D
>
G4915E
Y4667C
≈
I4758M
Y4891F.
addition,
double
conferred
higher
than
mutations.
These
results
can
guide
management
practices
diamides
other
arthropods.
Insects,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 387 - 387
Published: April 4, 2025
With
over
1000
species
of
pests
causing
losses
in
both
the
quantity
and
quality
stored
food,
insect
contamination
poses
significant
challenges.
The
present
study
assesses
efficacy
combination
λ-cyhalothrin
chlorantraniliprole
against
four
key
storage
pests—Trogoderma
granarium,
Sitophilus
oryzae,
Rhyzopertha
dominica,
Tribolium
castaneum.
Laboratory
bioassays
demonstrated
species-dependent
mortality,
with
S.
oryzae
R.
dominica
suffering
100%
mortality
several
tested
scenarios.
A
90-day
persistence
trial
revealed
decreased
time,
especially
for
T.
granarium
(32.0–71.4%
at
0
days
0.0–7.5%
90
days)
castaneum
(38.8–82.7%
0.0–12.7%
vs.
dominica.
Progeny
production
was
almost
suppressed
trials
(0.4
individuals
per
vial
1
individual
vial,
respectively)
after
30
dose
5
mg/kg
wheat.
results
highlight
variability
insecticidal
performance
based
on
species,
dose,
exposure,
commodity
type,
emphasizing
need
tailored
pest
management
strategies
environment.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 8, 2025
Chilo
suppressalis
is
a
major
rice
pest
with
escalating
resistance
to
diamide
insecticides,
threatening
sustainable
management.
However,
the
precise
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
this
remain
unclear.
In
study,
we
assessed
sensitivity
of
71
C.
field
populations
in
China
chlorantraniliprole
during
2023-2024
and
investigated
target-site
mutations
associated
resistance.
The
proportion
highly
resistant
increased
80%
2023
(RR
=
111.6-2706.4)
90.3%
2024
160-1794.7).
Multiple
RyR
mutations,
including
Y4667D,
were
identified
populations.
Introgressing
Y4667D
mutation
into
laboratory
strain
generated
4667D
strain,
which
exhibited
high
other
diamides.
Resistance
showed
autosomal
inheritance
incomplete
dominance.
Modeling
docking
revealed
that
reduced
CsRyR
binding
affinity
for
chlorantraniliprole.
Furthermore,
conferred
significant
fitness
costs
such
as
longer
larval
duration
reproductive
output.
These
findings
provide
insights
resistance,
inform
pesticide
management
strategies,
aid
development
novel
resistance-breaking
pesticides.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 479 - 479
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Odorant-binding
proteins
(OBPs)
play
important
roles
in
the
insect
olfactory
system
since
they
bind
external
odor
molecules
to
trigger
responses.
Previous
studies
have
identified
some
plant-derived
volatiles
that
attract
pervasive
pest
Cnaphalocrocis
medinalis
(Lepidoptera:
Pyralidae),
such
as
phenylacetaldehyde,
benzyl
acetate,
1-heptanol,
and
hexanal.
To
characterize
of
CmedOBPs
recognition
these
four
volatiles,
we
analyzed
binding
abilities
selected
each
compounds,
well
expression
patterns
different
developmental
stages
C.
adult.
Antennaes
adults
were
sensitive
studied
plant
volatile
combinations.
Expression
levels
multiple
significantly
increased
antennae
2-day-old
after
exposure
volatiles.
CmedOBP1,
CmedOBP6,
CmedPBP1,
CmedPBP2,
CmedGOBP2
up-regulated
volatile-stimulated
female
male
when
compared
untreated
controls.
Fluorescence
competition
assays
confirmed
CmedOBP1
could
strongly
hexanal,
phenylacetaldehyde;
CmedOBP15
bound
acetate
CmedOBP26
weakly
1-heptanol.
This
study
lays
a
theoretical
foundation
for
further
analysis
mechanisms
by
which
can
medinalis.
It
also
provides
technical
basis
future
development
efficient
attractants