Transgenic Cry1Ac/CpTI cotton assessment finds no detrimental effects on the insect predator Chrysoperla sinica.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2020.111680
Abstract: The widespread commercialization of genetically modified (GM) cotton makes it important to assess the potential impact of this recombinant crop on non-target organisms. As important natural enemies of cotton field predators, green lacewing Chrysoperla sinica… read more here.
Keywords: transgenic cotton; effects insect; chrysoperla sinica; insect predator ... See more keywords
Sublethal effects of tolfenpyrad on the development, reproduction, and predatory ability of Chrysoperla sinica.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2022.113482
Abstract: The lacewing, Chrysoperla sinica, is a predaceous insect that is important in crop pest management. Chemical pesticides have adversely impacted predaceous insect species. Here we studied the effect of tolfenpyrad on C. sinica. The acute… read more here.
Keywords: chrysoperla sinica; development reproduction; sinica; instar larvae ... See more keywords
Sublethal concentration of λ‐cyhalothrin inhibits insulin‐like peptides and leads to reproductive toxicity in Chrysoperla sinica
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DOI: 10.1111/1744-7917.13463
Abstract: Insulin‐like peptides (ILPs) act as crucial reproductive neuropeptides in insects, regulating insect reproduction through the insulin signaling pathway (ISP). Our previous studies have found that the sublethal concentrations (LC1 and LC10) of lambda‐cyhalothrin (λCy) could… read more here.
Keywords: insulin like; chrysoperla sinica; reproductive toxicity; like peptides ... See more keywords