HPPD 抑制剂耐药性管理演示文稿 HPPD-inhibitor-Presentation.pdfVIP

2014 WSSA – Vancouver, British Columbia HPPD-inhibitor resistance stewardship: The perspective of the HRAC HPPD- inhibitor Working Group 1 2 3 4 Gordon D. Vail , Roland S. Beffa , William L. Patzoldt , Peter J. Porpiglia and Walter E. Thomas5 1Syngenta - Greensboro, NC; 2Bayer CropScience – Frankfurt, DE; 3DuPont Crop Protection – Wilmington, DE; 4AMVAC Chemical Corporation – Newport Beach, CA; 5BASF Corporation – Research Triangle Park, NC HPPD-inhibitor Working Group HRAC Purpose: To facilitate the effective management of herbicide resistance by fostering understanding, cooperation and communication between industry, government and farmers. Result: HPPD-inhibitor Working Group (WG) was initiated by HRAC to specifically address HPPD-inhibitor resistance matters. Objectives: Prolong useful life of HPPD-inhibitor herbicides •  Understand the current resistance situation •  Provide additional communication and education tools •  Provide consistent stewardship recommendations to stakeholders – including label stewardship alignment •  Provide guidance on potential research objectives •  HPPD-inhibitor resistance understanding •  HPPD-inhibitor stewardship recommendations (eg. weed size) HPPD-inhibitor Working Group HPPD-inhibitor WG was formed in 2012 and held face-to-face and multiple teleconference meetings over the past two years. While the scope of the HPPD-inhibitor WG is global, the WG agreed to focus on North America. Company Participants AMVAC Peter Porpiglia, Rich Porter BASF Greg Armel, Andreas Landes, Walter Thomas Bayer Roland Beffa, Arlene Cotie, Tom Kleven, Harry Strek DuPont William Patzoldt Syngenta Deepak Kaundun, Les Glasglow, Brett Miller, Gordon Vail HPPD-inhibitors: an important weed control tool Very effective class of chemistry for contro