Impact of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor mutation R81T on the response of European Myzus persicae populations to imidacloprid and sulfoxaflor in laboratory and in the field
Imre Mezei(Corteva (United States)), Thomas C. Sparks(University of Quintana Roo), Alberto Fereres(National Research Council), Luis E. Gomez, Melissa Siebert(Corteva (United States)), María Torné, Gerald B. Watson(Corteva (United States)), Abad M. Raquel, Pablo Valverde‐Garcia(Corteva (United States))
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