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Qaagi - Book of Why

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However , the last two decades has seen the ubiquitous use of insecticides , predominantly pyrethroidscausingwidespread insecticide resistance

mutationscausingstrong insecticide resistance

Continued treatment of successive generations of flies with the same type of insecticidecan causeinsecticide resistance to develop

detoxification mechanismscould leadto insecticide cross resistance

fleashave designedresistance to sure insecticides

The intensification of insecticide use for both public health and agriculture in Africahas contributedto growing insecticide resistance

similar programsdesignedto overcome insecticide resistance

the suspected transfer of resistance genes from crops to weeds(passive) caused byherbicide resistance

Repeated spraying of the same chemicalcan leadto insect resistance to the insecticide

into some GM crops(passive) is designedHerbicide resistance

GMOsDo ... causeherbicide resistance

Resistance Australia - Green peachcausesaphid insecticide resistance

spontaneous mutation of the cytoskeletal protein tubulin(passive) caused byHerbicide resistance

by individual applications(passive) caused bypest resistance

a higher than required dosage , or a sub - lethal dosagemay causeherbicide resistance

Increased selection pressure on field populationscan resultin resistance to insecticides

recently(passive) has also been ... discoveredInsect resistance

by pesticides(passive) are ... caused bypesticide resistance

Repeated exposure of pesticidescauseinsect resistance

metabolic and target - site mutation mechanismsare contributingto insecticide resistance

The widespread use of insecticides to control these disease vectors and other insect pestshas ledto insecticide resistance

insecticide selection pressurewill ... resultin insecticide resistance

insecticidesleadingto insecticides resistance

the increasing problems ... the need for " integrated " control programshave resultedfrom insecticide resistance

excessive and indiscriminate use of pesticides(passive) has mainly been caused byPesticide resistance

the mechanismspromptingpesticide resistance

mechanisms ... specific enzymescontributeto insecticide resistance

Overuse and indiscriminate usecan leadto insecticide resistance

Changes in insect genesleadto insecticide resistance

Australia - Green peachcausesaphid insecticide resistance

on a course - by - course base by excessive insecticide use in time and space and poor insecticide resistance management(passive) is causedInsecticide resistance

the new P450 genes identified heremay contributeto insecticide resistance

some pestshave designedresistance to some insecticides

Continued treatment of successive generations of flies with the same type of insecticidecan causeinsecticide resistance

areashave designedresistance to insecticides

a variety of physiological changes within a mosquito , including structural alterations at the target site of the insecticide , increased activity of enzymes associated with insecticide detoxification , and changes to the mosquito cuticle(passive) can be caused byResistance to insecticides

killing mosquitoes with insecticidesleadsto insecticide resistance

metabolic mechanismsleadingto insecticide resistance

the mechanismscausinginsecticide resistance

many previously - unknown genetic variants within those genescould be causinginsecticide resistance

to resistance developing in the populationwill ... leadto resistance developing in the population

in a decrease in vector longevityto resultin a decrease in vector longevity

With any pest and pesticide interactionwill ... leadWith any pest and pesticide interaction

in increasing vectorial capacity of the insectto resultin increasing vectorial capacity of the insect

a cross - resistance to another related insecticidemay causea cross - resistance to another related insecticide

a decline in vector durabilityto causea decline in vector durability

in reduction of the vectorial capacity of the insect by affecting vector longevity , its infectiousness and change in its behaviourto resultin reduction of the vectorial capacity of the insect by affecting vector longevity , its infectiousness and change in its behaviour

in a decrease in vector longevity , a decrease in infectiousness , or in a change in behaviourto resultin a decrease in vector longevity , a decrease in infectiousness , or in a change in behaviour

insect vector capacityinfluencinginsect vector capacity

to a failure of the control strategycan leadto a failure of the control strategy

vector control decisionswill strongly influencevector control decisions

to eradicate themwere ... designedto eradicate them

from various resistance mechanismsmight resultfrom various resistance mechanisms

in a resurgence of insect pestshas resultedin a resurgence of insect pests

mosquito vectorscausingmosquito vectors

damage to the cropscan causedamage to the crops

concerncausesconcern

a previously effective pesticides no longer effectivecan causea previously effective pesticides no longer effective

to stronger pesticides and higher doseshas ledto stronger pesticides and higher doses

to malaria control failurewould leadto malaria control failure

to malaria control malariawould leadto malaria control malaria

in only more environmental damage being caused than that of conventional agricultureresultedin only more environmental damage being caused than that of conventional agriculture

to improvement in control strategies of this pest in the futurecan leadto improvement in control strategies of this pest in the future

to control failureleadsto control failure

to a significant rise in malaria cases and deathscould ... leadto a significant rise in malaria cases and deaths

to control failures , crop loss , and environmental concernleadsto control failures , crop loss , and environmental concern

to control failuresleadingto control failures

to higher clinical malaria incidenceledto higher clinical malaria incidence

to the problemcould have contributedto the problem

from an absence of target - site gene productresultingfrom an absence of target - site gene product

in farmersresultsin farmers

efficacy to decreasecausesefficacy to decrease

on the problem of controlling this pestcontributeson the problem of controlling this pest

for the problem of controlling this pestcontributesfor the problem of controlling this pest

transmissionwill influencetransmission

transmissionwill influencetransmission

the development of alternative therapieshas promptedthe development of alternative therapies

the failure(passive) was caused bythe failure

the failure(passive) was causedthe failure

alsomight ... have contributedalso

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