Table 6. Relative toxicity of insecticides to the parental spinosad-resistant strain and its derived strain after 15-generations of selection for spinosad resistance.
Insecticides | No. insects | Slope ± SE | LC50 (95% CI) (µg a.i./mL) | RR50 (95% CI) | ?2 (degrees of freedom) |
Parental spinosad-resistant strain | |||||
Spinosad | 264 | 1.85±0.23 | 0.410 (0.31–0.51) | - | 1.51 (5) |
Spinetoram | 276 | 1.72±0.18 | 0.29 (0.23–0.38) | - | 2.91 (5) |
Abamectin | 282 | 1.56±0.24 | 0.54 (0.31–0.78) | - | 2.07 (5) |
Chlorantraniliprole | 243 | 2.84±0.38 | 12.18 (9.38–15.10) | - | 2.40 (4) |
Cartap | 265 | 2.25±0.25 | 173.65 (137.26–214.16) | - | 0.95 (5) |
Chlorfenapyr | 283 | 1.65±0.21 | 1.08 (0.74–1.44) | - | 0.77 (5) |
Indoxacarb | 279 | 3.25±0.47 | 0.86 (0.69–1.04) | - | 0.41 (5) |
Thiamethoxam | 300 | 1.65±0.17 | 1008.86 (717.56–1389.27) | - | 5.49 (5) |
Permethrin | 281 | 1.87±0.21 | 269.15 (204.91–342.36) | - | 5.49 (6) |
Chlorpyrifos | 273 | 2.30±0.23 | 509.16 (416.99–623.34) | - | 2.30 (5) |
Selected spinosad-resistant strain | |||||
Spinosad | 238 | 1.47±0.19 | 1717.30 (998.16–2764.20) | 4191.55 (4191.38–4191.72) | 5.46 (4) |
Spinetoram | 211 | 1.62±0.23 | 195.94 (140.94–261.88) | 656.99 (656.82–657.15) | 2.32 (4) |
Abamectin | 282 | 1.66±0.18 | 2.85 (2.12–3.66) | 5.25 (5.00–5.50) | 2.15 (6) |
Chlorantraniliprole | 244 | 1.80±0.22 | 0.42 (0.30–0.55) | 0.03 (0.01–0.20) | 1.26 (5) |
Cartap | 243 | 1.21±0.20 | 105.34 (72.22–164.21) | 0.61 (0.41–0.80) | 0.32 (4) |
Chlorfenapyr | 432 | 1.19±0.12 | 3.80 (2.94–4.89) | 3.53 (3.35–3.71) | 3.86 (5) |
Indoxacarb | 313 | 1.68±0.19 | 1.19 (0.73–1.72) | 1.38 (1.22–1.54) | 6.64 (6) |
Thiamethoxam | 212 | 1.91±0.23 | 3573.35 (2414.90–5147.74) | 3.54 (3.40–3.69) | 4.40 (4) |
Permethrin | 238 | 1.62±0.19 | 662.07 (497.68–864.87) | 2.46 (2.30–2.62) | 2.12 (5) |
Chlorpyrifos | 299 | 1.82±0.19 | 951.97 (758.56–1221.65) | 1.87 (1.73–2.00) | 4.75 (5) |
All of the concentration-mortality curves followed the probit model based on the χ2 goodness-of-fit test (P>0.05).