英文摘要 |
"Rice white tip nematode, Aphelenchoide besseyi, is an important rice pest, seeds treatment with nematicides is an effective controlling method. Using pesticides with mono function mechanism increases the possibility of selecting pesticide-resistant plant parasitic nematodes populations, however, there is only few studies on their nematicide-resistance. In the experiment, two A. besseyi populations and one Caenorhabditis elegans population were used to investigate nematicide susceptibilities, A. besseyi strain Af showed the lowest susceptibility to the tested nematicides and the results indicated that all three nematode populations had different susceptibility to these nematicides. Among the artificially selected nematicide-insusceptible A. besseyi populations, the length of life cycle time was negatively correlated with the nematicides selection dosage. The length of life cycle of A. besseyi strain Af population selected by 3,000 ppm carbofuran was 96.8 hours had significant difference from the nontreated population. Selected C. elegans populations with different nematicides as well as dosage tolerance found no SNPs occurring in their acetylcholinesterase gene ace-1 gene sequences. This result indicated that nematicide insusceptibility of C. elegans might not associated with acetylcholinesterase gene ace-1 mutation." |