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Reported Resistance Case(s)

Species: plutella xylostella

Order	Family	Common Name(s)	Group	Host
lepidoptera	plutellidae	diamond-back moth	AG	crucifers, nasturtium

Active Ingredient: mevinphos

MOA: Acetylcholine esterase inhibitors, Organophophates
Group: OP	CAS #: 26718650	Shaugnessy Code: 15801

Resistance Case(s)

Case Id	Year of Report	Type of Resistance	Location	Reference
G16148	2014	Lab selected after field-evolved resistance**	Taiwan-- Sihu	Yeh, S., Lin, C., Chang, C., Feng, H., and Dai, S. (2014). Amino acid substitutions and intron polymorphism of acetylcholinesterase1 associated with mevinphos resistance in diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella (L.). Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology, 112 7-12.
G4333	1985	Field Evolved Resistance	Taiwan	Sun, C.-N., Wu, T. K., Chen, J. S. and Lee, W. T. (1985). Insecticide resistance in diamondback moth.. Proc. First Intern. Workshop Diamondback Moth Management. ACRDC pub., Shanhua, Taiwan, pp. 359-71.
G2554	1974	Field Evolved Resistance	Philippines	Barroga 1974. (1974).
G129	1957	Field Evolved Resistance	Singapore	Henderson, F. C. (1957). Insecticidal control of the diamondback moth (Plutella maculipennis Curt.) on cabbages at Cameron Highlands.. Malay Agric. J., 40 275-79.

*The population was created solely by selection and/or genetic manipulation.
**The population was selected further in the laboratory after collection.

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