PJB-2007-308
REVIEW OF THE CURRENT STATUS OF INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE IN INSECT PESTS OF COTTON AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
GHULAM HUSSAIN MALLAH
Abstract
Development of resistance to insecticides now possess the greatest challenge to agriculture, especially to Cotton which heavily relies on chemical control. In Pakistan currently a high level resistance exists to pyrethroids and endosulfan in H.armigera and Bemisia tabaci exhibited a high resistance to some organophosphates and pyrethroids. Three factors have been regarded as playing the most important roles in insect resistance to insecticides: (i) Penetration of insecticides through the cuticle (ii) detoxication (iii) sensitivity of the target site. For resistance management (IPM) should be developed and all facts on insecticidal control should be tightened.
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