Insecticides, biologics and nematicides: Updates to IRAC’s mode of action classification - a tool for resistance management
Thomas C. Sparks(University of Quintana Roo), Frank J. Wessels(Corteva (United States)), Holly J.R. Popham, Shinichi Banba(Mitsui Chemicals (Japan)), Andrew J. Crossthwaite(Syngenta (United Kingdom)), Barbara J. Wedel(Triangle), Vincent L. Salgado(Triangle), Robert M. Kennedy(Vestaron (United States)), Danny Karmon(Adama (Israel)), Ralf Nauen(Bayer (Germany)), T. Nakao(Mitsui Chemicals (Japan)), Shinsuke Fujioka(Institute for Laser Technology), Fergus G.P. Earley(Syngenta (United Kingdom)), Daniel Cordova(DuPont (United States)), Gerald B. Watson(Corteva (United States)), Ayako Hirao(Sumitomo Chemical (Japan)), Ulrich Ebbinghaus‐Kintscher(Bayer (Germany))
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