| Order | Family | Common Name(s) | Group | Host | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| lepidoptera | plutellidae | diamond-back moth | AG | crucifers, nasturtium | 
| MOA: Unknown Mode of Action (general), Undetermined MOA | ||
| Group: MISC | CAS #: 0 | Shaugnessy Code: 0 | 
| Case Id | Year of Report | Type of Resistance | Location | Reference | 
| G20688 | 2021 | Lab selected* | China-- Fujian Province | Wang R, Fang Y, Zhang J, Wang J, Feng H and Luo C. (2021). Characterization of field-evolved resistance to pyridalyl in a near-isogenic line of diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella.. Pest Management Science, 77 1197-1203. | 
| G20343 | 2019 | Field Evolved Resistance | China-- Guangdong-- Guangzhou | Chunyan Yin, Ran Wang, Chen Luo, Kang Zhao, Qiongyou Wu, Zhenyu Wang, and Guangfu Yang. (2019). Monitoring, Cross-Resistance, Inheritance, and Synergism of Plutella xylostella (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae) Resistance to Pyridalyl in China. journal of economic entomology, 112 329-334. | 
| G20361 | 2020 | Lab selected* | China-- Hubei | Wang, R., Qu, Ch., Wang, Z., and Yang, G. (2020). Cross-resistance, biochemical mechanism and fitness costs of laboratoryselected resistance to pyridalyl in diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella. Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology , 163 8-13. |