Recurrent mutations drive the rapid evolution of pesticide resistance in the two-spotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae
Li‐Jun Cao(Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences), Shu‐Jun Wei(Institute of Plant Protection), Hu Li(China Agricultural University), Joshua A. Thia(The University of Melbourne), Thomas L. Schmidt(The University of Melbourne), Qiong Yang(The University of Melbourne), Richard H. ffrench‐Constant(University of Exeter), Xiaoyang Zhang(University of Utah), Jiayue Zhang(Hebei North University), Ya‐Jun Gong(Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences), Jin-Cui Chen(Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences), Ary A. Hoffmann(University of Melbourne), Yang Yu(Peking University), Xue‐Xin Chen(Zhejiang University)
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