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Scott, 2008) and in the field (e.g., Zhao et al., 2006;
Bielza, 2008). With few exceptions, target site resistance
continues to be the primary mechanism
with little cross-resistance to other insecticides in
spinosad-resistant insect strains. As a continuance
of earlier trends (Salgado and Sparks, 2005), there is
little spinosad cross-resistance in insect strains resistant
to other classes of insecticides, including the
avermectins and neonicotinoids.
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