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Research Progress on Insect Resistance
Print Publication Date: 1960
https://doi.org/10.4182/ECEM7264
ISBN: 9781960154552
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
INTRODUCTION TO SYMPOSIUM
CHAPTER 3.
Resistance of Greenhouse Spider Mites to Acaricides
CHAPTER 4.
Resistance of Mites Attacking Citrus
L. R. Jeppson
CHAPTER 5.
Current Status of Pesticide Resistance in Insects and Mites Attacking Deciduous Orchard Crops
E. H. Glass
CHAPTER 6.
Status of Insecticide Resistance in Insects Attacking Vegetable Crops
R. K. Chapman
CHAPTER 7.
The Impact of Insecticidal Resistance Upon the Use and Development of Insecticides for Cotton Pests
H. G. Johnston
CHAPTER 8.
Current Status of Boll Weevil Resistance to Insecticides and Survey for Infested Areas
John S. Roussel
CHAPTER 9.
Current Status of Insecticide Resistance in Livestock Pests
W. C. McDuffie
CHAPTER 10.
Insecticidal Resistance and Control in Cockroaches
James McD. Grayson
CHAPTER 11.
The Resistance Problem, Vector Control, and WHO
A. W. A. Brown
CHAPTER 12.
Genetics of Insecticide Resistance: General Considerations
James F. Crow
CHAPTER 13.
Genetic Studies on Insecticide-Resistant Insects
R. Milani
CHAPTER 14.
Use of the Dosage-Mortality Curve in Quantitative Estimation of Insecticide Resistance
W. M. Hoskins
CHAPTER 15.
The Importance of the Discriminating Dosage in the Determination of Insecticide Resistance in Anopheline Mosquitoes
George Davidson
CHAPTER 16.
Test Methods for Establishing Levels of Susceptibility and Detecting the Development of Resistance in Insects of Public Health Importance
Kenneth D. Quarterman
CHAPTER 17.
Establishing Levels of Insecticide Resistance with Standardized Laboratory Detection Methods in Agricultural Arthropod Pests
H. T. Reynolds
CHAPTER 18.
Biochemical Aspects of Resistance
C. W. Kearns
CHAPTER 19.
Biochemical Aspects of Insect Resistance to the Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Insecticides
Albert S. Perry
CHAPTER 20.
Biochemical Aspects of Organophosphorus Resistance
Ralph B. March
CHAPTER 21.
Insect Resistance to the Carbamate Insecticides
Herbert H. Moorefield
CHAPTER 22.
Selective Insect Control and Its Application to the Resistance Problem
Walter E. Ripper
CHAPTER 23.
Views on Future Research Contributing to a Solution of the Resistance Problem
E. F. Kxipling
CHAPTER 24.
A Member of the Chemical Industry Looks at the Resistance Problem
J. E. Johnson
CHAPTER 25.
Views on Future Pesticide Research
Geohge R. Ferouson
CHAPTER 26.
Summary of Symposium
Robert L. Metcalf
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