Agrochemical use for crop protection may increase as a result of significant changes in pest
abundance and behavior caused by human-caused climate change. Pesticides have been …

The neonicotinoid of imidaclothiz insecticide with low resistance and high efficiency, has
great potential for application in pest control in specifically cotton field. In this systematically …

Background For decades, various agrochemicals have been successfully repurposed for
mosquito control. However, preexisting resistance caused in larval and adult populations by …

Deltamethrin and imidacloprid are commonly used insecticides for controlling sub-sucking
insects in greenhouses. However, their application may cause sublethal effects on the aphid …

Insecticides are an indispensable and important tool for agricultural production. However,
the inappropriate application of insecticides can cause damage to the food chain and …

Pesticide residues and persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are known hazardous
chemicals that exhibits bioaccumulation in organisms and the ecosystem in general. There …

Insecticides have been known to reduce the predation efficacy of natural enemies. However,
the mechanism of the sublethal effect of insecticides on the functional response of predators …

Although the use of chemical insecticides to control Frankliniella occidentalis is widespread,
it may also affect its dominant predators such as Orius similis. To understand the …

Spodoptera litura is a polyphagous pest of agricultural crops and has developed resistance
to most of the insecticides used against it. Hence the aim of the present study was …

To protect crops from pest insects, farmers continuously use insecticides, which eventually
degrade into residue due to abiotic or biotic factors. These residual effects of pesticides may …