Researcher
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After reviewing the literature in international databases and consulting provincial experts on the topic, IRDA drew up a list of insects and mites in Québec known to be or likely to become resistant to pesticides. It also reviewed resistance monitoring methods and listed recommended techniques. The last stage of the project was to publish a leaflet for stakeholders upstream and downstream of the various horticultural sectors.
From 2017 to 2018
Project duration
Fruit production
Activity areas
Pest, weed, and disease control
Service
This project will help prevent the use of inappropriate pest control products.
Ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation du Québec
Literature review • Franz Vanoosthuyse, Annabelle Firlej, Élisabeth Ménard, Audrey Charbonneau, Daniel Cormier
Vanoosthuyse, F., A. Firlej, É. Ménard, A. Dieni, A. Chabonneau, D. Cormier. 2018. Revue de littérature | La résistance des insectes et acariens aux produits antiparasitaires pour les espèces agricoles présentes au Québec. IRDA. 116 p. DownloadPoster • Franz Vanoosthuyse, Annabelle Firlej, Élisabeth Ménard, Audrey Charbonneau, Daniel Cormier
Vanoosthuyse, F., A. Firlej, É. Ménard, A. Dieni, A. Charbonneau, D. Cormier. 2018. La résistance des insectes et des acariens aux pesticides pour les espèces agricoles présentes au Québec. IRDA. Congrès de la société d'entomologie du Québec, Québec, décembre 2018. DownloadResearch report • Franz Vanoosthuyse, Annabelle Firlej, Élisabeth Ménard, Audrey Charbonneau, Daniel Cormier
Vanoosthuyse, F., A. Firlej, É. Ménard, A. Dieni, A. Charbonneau, D. Cormier. 2018. La résistance des arthropodes aux pesticides : l’état des connaissances, les ravageurs résistants et les tests de résistance. IRDA. 25 p. DownloadThis project helped to determine if there is a significant correlation between the number of adult spotted wing drosophila captured and yield losses observed in the field.
Researcher: Annabelle Firlej
The aim of this project is to determine the combined impact on fungicide efficacy of rain and the appearance of new leaves to more accurately identify how long treatments remain effective.
Researcher: Vincent Philion
Developing a new scab control strategy based on selecting the lowest-risk products that best fit the circumstances at hand, and tailoring the doses accordingly.
Researcher: Vincent Philion