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“…Bt-expressing cotton, Gossypium hirsutum L., has been efÞciently used to control among other Lepidoptera, the noctuid tobacco budworm, Heliothis virescens (F.) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae), one of the main insect pests attacking cotton in the American continent, especially because the species developed resistance to many insecticides once used for its management (Sparks 1981, Wolfenbarger et al 1981, McCaffery 1998, Teran-Vargas et al 2005, Ali and Luttrell 2006, Blanco et al 2008a, Blanco 2012. However, the tobacco budworm has shown natural variability in the susceptibility to Cry1Ac protein even before the commercial widespread use of Bt cotton (Gould et al 1992, Stone and Sims 1993, Gould et al 1995, Luttrell et al 1999.…”
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“…Bt-expressing cotton, Gossypium hirsutum L., has been efÞciently used to control among other Lepidoptera, the noctuid tobacco budworm, Heliothis virescens (F.) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae), one of the main insect pests attacking cotton in the American continent, especially because the species developed resistance to many insecticides once used for its management (Sparks 1981, Wolfenbarger et al 1981, McCaffery 1998, Teran-Vargas et al 2005, Ali and Luttrell 2006, Blanco et al 2008a, Blanco 2012. However, the tobacco budworm has shown natural variability in the susceptibility to Cry1Ac protein even before the commercial widespread use of Bt cotton (Gould et al 1992, Stone and Sims 1993, Gould et al 1995, Luttrell et al 1999.…”
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“…In the Southern United States, Bt-expressing cotton was rapidly adopted after it became commercially available for management of H. virescens in 1996 (James 2015; Supplementary Figure 2). Prior to the widespread use of Bt-expressing cotton, populations of H. virescens had evolved resistance to every insecticide used for their management (Blanco 2012), including pyrethroid insectides (Luttrell et al 1987, Campanhola andPlapp 1989). Concerns over the possibility that H. virescens and other insect targets of Bt crops would evolve resistance to the endogenously expressed proteins spawned an entire field of research related to Bt resistance and associated genetic mechanisms (Reviewed in Heckel et al 2007, Tabashnik et al 2013.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Additional inadvertent targets of selection by Bt-expressing cotton could include loci involved in feeding and oviposition behaviors. H. virescens are well known for the damage they cause to cultivated cotton (reviewed in Blanco 2012), but their host plant range includes tobacco, soybean, garbanzo bean (Fitt 1989), and a number of wild hosts (Sudbrink and Grant 1995). Heritable, intraspecific variation in host choice has been observed for H. virescens (Sheck and Gould 1993, Sheck and Gould 1995, Karpinski et al 2014, as well as other closely-related Lepidopteran species (Jallow and Zalucki 1996, Jallow et al 2004, Oppenheim et al 2012.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…since decades [1]. Tobacco budworm is a polyphagous field crop pest, for crops such as alfalfa, clover, cotton, flax, soybean, and tobacco.…”
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confidence: 99%