1967
DOI: 10.1111/j.1570-7458.1967.tb00050.x
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Causes of Resistance to DDT in a Diazinon‐selected and a Ddt‐selected Strain of House Flies

Abstract: The causes of resistance to DDT in a DDT‐selected (F58W) and a diazinon‐selected (SKA) strain of house flies differed. Small (1 μg DDT/fly) topically applied doses penetrated more slowly into the SKA than into the F58W or susceptible strains. Large doses (32 μg/fly) penetrated equally fast into all strains. The two resistant strains metabolised DDT rapidly and the susceptible strain slowly. The only metabolite identified was DDE. WARF anti‐resistant is a powerful synergist for DDT in the F58W strain, and preve… Show more

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“…For these reasons, much of the research conducted on HFs focuses on control efforts with pesticides [7][8][9]. Unfortunately, due to decades of pesticide use, HFs have become resistant to many compounds [10][11][12]. Therefore, control of HFs should involve an integrated approach, combining cultural, biological, and chemical methods [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For these reasons, much of the research conducted on HFs focuses on control efforts with pesticides [7][8][9]. Unfortunately, due to decades of pesticide use, HFs have become resistant to many compounds [10][11][12]. Therefore, control of HFs should involve an integrated approach, combining cultural, biological, and chemical methods [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%