The IRAC Executive approved the MoA classification of Tetraniliprole as a new anthranilic diamide in Group 28 (Ryanodine receptor modulator). The IRAC MoA Classification Scheme will be updated accordingly….
The popular poster showing MOA classification by group and chemical structure has now been translated into Spanish, Chinese and Portuguese. Further translations are planed in the future. To view or download the files click on the appropriate link: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese. Full information on the scheme can be found in the IRAC MOA Classification document….
…been reported for several classes of insecticides, including organochlorines, organophosphates, carbamates and pyrethroids. Insects may simply stop feeding if they come across certain insecticides, or leave the area where spraying occurred (for instance, they may move to the underside of a sprayed leaf, move deeper in the crop canopy or fly away from the target area). For more information, check out the IRAC’s training module explaining the major MoA mechanisms and groups. Download the MoA Tutorial Slide Deck (74 slides)….