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Effects of the Maximum Dose of Common Insecticides and Incipio on Diamondback Moth Populations Collected from Arizona and California Brassica Crops (Fall 2025 – Winter/Spring 2026)
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2026-06-10
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Adhikari, R., W. Calvin, and M. Keith. Effects of the Maximum Dose of Common Insecticides and Incipio on Diamondback Moth Populations Collected from Arizona and California Brassica Crops (Fall 2025 – Winter/Spring 2026). Newsletter article, VegIPM Newsletter, Vol. 17, No. 12. Tucson: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Department of Entomology, 2026.
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This article summarizes laboratory bioassays conducted from fall 2025 through spring 2026 to evaluate the susceptibility of diamondback moth (DBM) populations collected from Arizona and California brassica crops to commonly used insecticides and the newly registered product Incipio. Results identified substantial differences in mortality among insecticides and populations, highlighting the continued need for susceptibility monitoring and insecticide resistance management to support effective DBM control programs.
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