监测和缓解除草剂耐药性 Monitoring-and-Mitigation-of-Herbicide-Resistance.pdfVIP

Monitoring and Mitigation of Herbicide Resistance: Global Herbicide Resistance Committee (HRAC) Perspectives John K. Soteres (independent consultant) and Mark Peterson (Dow AgroSciences) Contributors: C. Ball (Syngenta), R. Beffa (Bayer Crop Sciences), A. Cotie (Bayer Crop Sciences), R. Evans (BASF Corporation), L. Glasgow (Syngenta), G. Goupil (Syngenta), M. Horak (Monsanto Company), R. Masters (Dow AgroSciences), T. Obrigawitch (DuPont), D. Refsell (Valent), S. Sharma (FMC), H. Strek (Bayer Crop Sciences) Table of Contents determine whether the level of resistance is high, medium, or low) or quantitatively (i.e., determine the I. Executive Summary area infested with HR populations) define existing HR. The primary method to detect resistance in new II. Introduction species and in new geographies is to track farmer performance inquiries. III. Herbicide Resistance Monitoring Once resistance is detected, steps may be taken to IV. Comparison to Insecticide and Fungicide mitigate its impact. A critical aspect to mitigation is the Resistance Monitoring implementation of best management practices (BMPs) which is facilitated by effective education and V. Mitigation of Herbicide Resistance training programs. Education efforts can be enhanced