Citrus leprosis mite is an important pest to Brazilian citriculture. Due the potential damage caused by virus transmitted this mite, synthetic acaricides are main management strategy used citrus growers reduce vector population. The current review aims provide historical data on use of control and factors involved with efficacy these products. To get know products that were have been we scienti...

Pesticide resistance is the ability of a pest to survive normally lethal rates of a pesticide. The ability to develop resistance to a wide range of pesticides is a widespread phenomenon among the mites, so it was almost inevitable that varroa would become resistant against the commonly used acaricides such as the pyrethroids, taufluvalinate (Apistan) and flumethrin (Bayvarol). Studies found tha...

In Switzerland the acaricides Folbex VA (bromopropylate, BP), Perizin (coumaphos, CM), Apistan (fluvalinate, FV) Bayvarol (flumethrine, FM) are used for varroa control. We studied the contamination level of BP,CM and FV in brood and honey combs, sugar feed, honey after field trials. In samples of recycled pure beeswax and propolis, gathered by beekeepers we examined the level of all four acaric...

In African savannas, large mammals, both wild and domestic, support an abundant and diverse population of tick ectoparasites. Because of the density of ticks and the many pathogens that they vector, cattle in East Africa are often treated with acaricides. While acaricides are known to be effective at reducing tick burdens on cattle, their effects on the overall abundance and community compositi...

White-tailed deer treated themselves with a commercial pour-on acaricide formulation containing 2% amitraz as they fed from an ARS-patented '4-poster' topical treatment device. Whole kernel corn attracted deer to a single device placed in each of two deer-fenced pastures. In the treatment pasture, the rollers of the treatment device were charged with the acaricide, whereas the rollers of the de...

The title compound, C(24)H(27)N(3)O(4), also known as fenpyroximate, is a commercial acaricide. The benzene ring of the phen-oxy group is approximately perpendicular to the pyrazole ring with a dihedral angle of 84.37 (11)°. The dihedral angle between the phen-oxy and the benzoate benzene rings is 48.83 (8)°.