Insect Control: Biological and Synthetic Agents - Index of
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466 Subject <strong>Index</strong><br />
Photorhabdus (continued)<br />
microarray analysis, 321<br />
attachment <strong>and</strong> invasion locus<br />
(ail), 322–323<br />
K122, 326fF<br />
Photorhabdus necrotizing factor<br />
(pnf), 322–323<br />
toxin complexes (tc) genes, 323,<br />
325fF<br />
TT01, 322–323, 326fF<br />
W19, 325fF, 326fF<br />
phylogenetic analysis, 322fF<br />
infection empolyment, 319<br />
makes caterpillars floppy (mcf) gene,<br />
320fF<br />
structure, 318<br />
toxin complexes, 314<br />
cloning, 314<br />
purification, 314<br />
toxin A, 314<br />
toxin B, 314<br />
toxin complexes (tc) see Toxin<br />
complexes (tc)<br />
W14 insecticidal toxins, 316fF<br />
W19 insecticidal toxins, genomics,<br />
325fF, 326fF<br />
Photorhabdus asymbiotica, 313–314, 328<br />
Photorhabdus insect related A <strong>and</strong> B<br />
(PirAB), 328<br />
Photorhabdus luminescencens, 313–314<br />
genomics, 322–323<br />
pathogenicity isl<strong>and</strong>, 317fF<br />
Photorhabdus necrotizing factor (pnf)<br />
gene, 322–323<br />
Photorhabdus temperata, 313–314<br />
Photorhabdus toxins, 328–330<br />
bacterial virulence, dissection <strong>of</strong>, 328<br />
discovery <strong>of</strong>, 328<br />
mode <strong>of</strong> action, 329<br />
P. asymbiotica, genome sequence for,<br />
328<br />
Photorhabdus virulence cassettes (PVCs),<br />
328<br />
Photostability<br />
imidacloprid, 65<br />
thiacloprid, 68<br />
Phyllocnistis citrella<br />
indoxacarb, 51<br />
Phyllonorycter blancardella, 51<br />
Phytotoxicity, 191<br />
Picea sitchensis, pyrethroids, 10<br />
Pieris brassicae<br />
azadirachtin, neem insecticides, 192<br />
juvenile hormone analog insecticide,<br />
155tT<br />
Xenorhabdus, insecticidal toxins,<br />
314–315<br />
Pinus contorta, 192<br />
Piperonyl butoxide (PBO)<br />
neonicotinoid insecticides, 98–99<br />
pyrethroids, structure-activity<br />
relationship, 8<br />
spinosyns metabolism, 215<br />
Planer lipid bilayers (PLBs), 291<br />
Plaque forming units (pfu), 340–341<br />
Plathypena scabra, 401<br />
plcA gene, 248<br />
pBtoxis, plasmid sequence, 265–266<br />
PlcR box, Bacillus thuringiensis, 248<br />
PlcR regulon, Bacillus thuringiensis, 248<br />
Plodia interpunctella<br />
bisacylhydrazine, relative affinity, 132tT<br />
Plutella, 50<br />
Plutella xylostella<br />
azadirachtin, neem insecticides, 191<br />
chitin synthesis inhibitors (CSI)<br />
resistance, 164<br />
entomopathogenic fungi interactions,<br />
407<br />
indoxacarb, insecticide resistance, 53<br />
neonicotinoid insecticides, 83<br />
pyrethroid resistance mechanisms, 19<br />
spinosad cross-resistance, 234tT<br />
spinosyns, 228<br />
resistance mechanisms, 232, 233<br />
three-domain Cry toxins, 256–257<br />
Polistes metricus (social wasp), 362–363<br />
Polyhedrin (polh) gene promotor, 332<br />
Popillia japonica<br />
insecticides, growth disruption,<br />
138–139<br />
inundative control agents, 416<br />
Population regulation (insects),<br />
entomopathogenic fungi, 387–431<br />
Populus tremuloides, 192<br />
pr1 gene, 415<br />
Pralletrhin, 5fF<br />
Predator infection, 407<br />
Presidential Green Chemistry Award, 140<br />
Procambarus clarkii<br />
pyrethroids, 9<br />
sodium channel blockers, 41–42<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>en<strong>of</strong>os, 354–355<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>luthrin, 5fF<br />
Proinsecticide, indoxacarb, 48<br />
Proneonicotinoids, 78<br />
Proteases<br />
baculovirus insect control, 338<br />
hemolymph plasma proteases see<br />
Hemolymph<br />
Protein(s)<br />
synthesis<br />
azadirachtin effects, 197<br />
Protein disulfide isomerase (PDI),<br />
352–353<br />
Protein tyrosine phosphatase (PTP)<br />
baculovirus insect control, 359<br />
Proteolytic activation<br />
Bacillus thuringiensis, 266<br />
three-domain Cry toxins, 256<br />
toxin–receptor binding function, 261<br />
Prothoracicotropic hormone (PTTH)<br />
azadirachtin effects, 193<br />
pest control, baculovirus, 334<br />
Protrifenbute, 7fF<br />
Pseudaletia unipuncta<br />
enhancin, 338–339<br />
Pseudatomoscelis seriatus, 82<br />
Pseudoglycones, structure, 209tT<br />
Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata, 94<br />
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, 288–289<br />
Pseudomona syringae, 318fF<br />
Pseudoparalysis, sodium channel blockers,<br />
39<br />
Pseudoplausia includens (soybeanlooper),<br />
336<br />
Ptychoptera contaminata, killed by<br />
Enomaphag, 392fF<br />
Pupation<br />
insecticides, growth disruption, 135–136<br />
Pyrazolines (dihydropyrazoles)<br />
anesthetic, 45–46<br />
sodium channels, 36, 42<br />
Pyrethrins, 5fF<br />
Pyrethroid efficacy group (PEG), 21<br />
Pyrethroids, 1–29, 30–34<br />
agricultural <strong>and</strong> nonagricultural<br />
applications, 30<br />
classification, 10, 10tT<br />
type I behavior, 10<br />
type II behavior, 10<br />
commercial, 2, 5fF<br />
bioresmethrin discovery, 2<br />
cyfluthrin, 3<br />
development, 2<br />
fenvalerate, 2–3<br />
insect selective toxin genes, 354<br />
isomer mixtures, 6tT<br />
cyhalothrin, 6tT<br />
cypermethrin, 6tT<br />
fluvalinate, 6tT<br />
metabolic resistance, 14<br />
cytochrome P450 monooxygenases, 18<br />
activity induction, 18–19<br />
learn pyrethroid resistant (LPR), 18<br />
ester hydrolysis, 16<br />
glutathione-S-transferase (GST), 19<br />
model substrates, 19<br />
oxidative attack, 15fF, 16fF<br />
pathways, 15<br />
phase II metabolism, 14<br />
phase I metabolism, 14<br />
mode <strong>of</strong> action, 10<br />
nerve preparation investigations, 11<br />
miniature excitatory postsynaptic<br />
potential (MEPSPs), 11–12<br />
pyrethroids, type I, 11<br />
pyrethroids, type II, 11<br />
symptom induction, 11<br />
novel, 5fF<br />
non-ester pyrethroid et<strong>of</strong>enprox, 3<br />
pharmacophores, modeling study<br />
predictions, 12<br />
bioactive conformation, 12<br />
products, 30<br />
pyrethrum extract, 1<br />
resistance, 13, 14, 31, 32tT<br />
cuticle penetration, 19<br />
detoxification mechanism, 14<br />
field, 21<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide Resistance Action<br />
Committee (IRAC), 21<br />
<strong>Insect</strong>icide-resistance management<br />
(IRM) see <strong>Insect</strong>icideresistance<br />
management (IRM)