Insect Control: Biological and Synthetic Agents - Index of
Insect Control: Biological and Synthetic Agents - Index of
Insect Control: Biological and Synthetic Agents - Index of
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460 Subject <strong>Index</strong><br />
Homoptera<br />
molting hormone ecdysone receptors,<br />
124<br />
spinosyns, structure–activity<br />
relationship, 229<br />
Hoplochelus marginalis, 408–409<br />
Hormones<br />
baculovirus insect control, 333<br />
Host range<br />
entomopathogenic fungi, 396<br />
Host range factor 1 (hrf-1), 360<br />
hrs5 enhancer sequence, 348–349<br />
hsp10 promotor, 350–351<br />
hsp27 gene, 143<br />
Humidity, entomopathogenic fungi, 396<br />
transmission, 405<br />
Hyallela, 94<br />
25-Hydroxydacryhainansterone,<br />
129–130, 129fF<br />
20-Hydroxyecdysone (20E), 122,<br />
182–184<br />
baculovirus genome modification,<br />
355–356<br />
DOPA decarboxylase (DDC),<br />
123–124<br />
insecticides, growth disruption,<br />
127–128<br />
bisacylhydrazine, 127<br />
mode <strong>of</strong> action, 122<br />
ecdysone receptor (EcR), 124<br />
dipteran, 124<br />
DNA binding domains (DBDs),<br />
124<br />
homopteran, 124<br />
lepidoteran, 124<br />
lig<strong>and</strong> binding domains (LBDs),<br />
124<br />
orthopteran, 124<br />
molecular, 123<br />
retinoic acid receptor (RXR), 124<br />
ultraspiracle (USP), 124<br />
molecular basis, 123<br />
physiological role, 122<br />
structure, 123fF<br />
see also Ecdysone; Molting hormone<br />
5-Hydroxy-imidacloprid, 98–99<br />
Hylastes, 10<br />
Hylemyia antiqua, 83<br />
Hylobius abietis, 10<br />
Hymenostilbe, 391–392<br />
Hyperecdysonism, 131–133<br />
Hyphantria cunea<br />
juvenile hormone analog insecticide,<br />
155tT<br />
Hyphomycetes, 411<br />
Hyphyantria cunea, 340<br />
I<br />
iap genes<br />
baculovirus insect control, 360–361<br />
ie1 gene, 349<br />
Imaginal disc<br />
insecticides, growth disruption,<br />
bisacylhydrazine, 135–136<br />
Imidacloprid, 65, 100<br />
active metabolites, 80<br />
activity, larvividal, 102<br />
binding site properties, prediction, 73fF<br />
bridgehead nitrogen, 67–68<br />
cereals, 83<br />
chemical classification, 66tT<br />
2-chloro-5-chloromethylpyridine<br />
(CCMP), 65<br />
combination partner, 103<br />
Advantage Heart TM , 103<br />
Advantix TM , 103<br />
comparative molecular field analysis<br />
(CoMFA), 65–67<br />
conformation, stable, 72–73<br />
crystallographic analysis, 65–67<br />
efficacy, 81tT<br />
electronic absorption, 63fF<br />
environmental pr<strong>of</strong>ile, 93tT<br />
flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), 102,<br />
102fF, 103fF<br />
sublethal effect, 102–103<br />
fleas, human disease transmission, 100<br />
Fuki functions, 74fF<br />
insecticidal efficacy, 63fF, 100<br />
ectoparasitic insect, activity on, 101<br />
flea control, 100, 101fF, 101tT<br />
lipophilicity, 100–101<br />
mode <strong>of</strong> action, 100–101<br />
spot-on formulation, 100<br />
metabolic pathway, 87, 88fF<br />
degradation pathway, 87<br />
soil persistence, 87<br />
mode <strong>of</strong> action, 67fF<br />
nonagricultural fields, application,<br />
99–100<br />
photostability, 65<br />
physicochemistry properties, 75, 76tT<br />
mobility, acropetal, 75<br />
translaminar transport, 75<br />
translocation, 75–77<br />
resistance, 95<br />
mechanism, 99<br />
safety pr<strong>of</strong>ile, environmental fate,<br />
91–94<br />
structure, 62<br />
synthesis, laboratory, 65<br />
toxicological properties, 92tT<br />
veterinary medicinal product see<br />
Imidacloprid<br />
water solubility, 63fF<br />
see also Neonicotinoid insecticides<br />
Imiprothrin, 5fF<br />
Indoxacarb<br />
bioavailability, 37<br />
biological potency, 50, 50tT<br />
dermal contact activity, 50<br />
ingestation activity, 50<br />
ovilarvicidal activity, 50–51<br />
blockers, 35–57<br />
chemistry, 36<br />
insecticide resistance, 52<br />
intrinsic activity on sodium channels, 48<br />
DCJW action, 49, 49tT<br />
proinsecticide, 48<br />
metabolism, 37<br />
bioactivation, 37, 38fF<br />
amidase-type, 37–38<br />
DCMP (N-decarbomethoxylated<br />
DPX-MP062), 39<br />
esterase, 37–38<br />
selectivity, 38<br />
catabolism, 39<br />
pest control, 52tT<br />
potency, in field, 51<br />
leaf penetration, 51<br />
properties, 36, 38tT<br />
safety, 51<br />
sodium channel blockers, 58–60<br />
sublethal effects, 51<br />
Inhibitory postsynaptic potentials (IPSPs)<br />
spinosyns, mode <strong>of</strong> action,<br />
223, 224fF<br />
Inoculum, entomopathogenic fungi, 410<br />
spore production (on host), 403<br />
<strong>Insect</strong> growth regulators (IGR)<br />
azadirachtin<br />
neuroendocrine effects, 193<br />
research up to 1985, 186–187<br />
insecticides, 121–122<br />
commercial products, activity<br />
spectrum, 139<br />
toxicity values, 230tT<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide(s)<br />
efficacy<br />
baculovirus insect control, 366<br />
imidacloprid, 63fF, 100<br />
nithiazine, 63fF<br />
nitromethylene, 63fF<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide resistance<br />
azadirachtin, 191<br />
Bacillus thuringiensis, 266<br />
development<br />
entomopathogenic fungi, 398<br />
mosquitocidal Bacillus sphaericus,<br />
field use, 294tT<br />
diversity, 23–24<br />
neem insecticides, 191<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide Resistance Action Committee<br />
(IRAC), 21<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide-resistance management (IRM),<br />
21<br />
development, 22–23<br />
spinosyns resistance management, 233<br />
sustainability, 22–23<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icides, growth disruption, 121–181<br />
benxoylphenylurea, 122<br />
chitin synthesis inhibitors, 122<br />
activity, 157<br />
commercial products, activity spectrum,<br />
138<br />
bisacylhydrazine, ecotoxicological<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>ile, 138tT<br />
chrom<strong>of</strong>enozide, 138<br />
hal<strong>of</strong>enozide, 138<br />
insect growth regulators (IGR), 139<br />
methoxyfenozide, 139<br />
MIMIC 240LV, 139<br />
pest activity, spectrum, 138tT<br />
timing, 139–140