Trends in insecticide resistance in North America Phillipp Schofield

Trends in insecticide resistance in North America Phillipp SchofieldInsecticide resistance has been an issue in north American for over 100 years. Insecticide use has fluctuated across time, but modern chemistries and genetically modified crops have contributed to a reduction in overall synthetic insecticide use in some areas. The use of insecticides has led some insects to become resistant. Resistance to insecticides continues to be a concern for agricultural production across North America. Insect resistance

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