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## Abstract Progeny of house flies (__Musca domestica__ L) from ten California poultry operations, three dairies and one horse‐riding facility were tested for methomyl‐ and muscalure‐treated bait resistance using up to three different assays: a topical assay, a no‐choice feeding assay and a choice feeding assay. LD~50~ resistance factors from the topical assay, compared with a locally‐derived susceptible colony, ranged between 1 and 4. LC~50~ resistance factors from the no‐choice feeding assay ranged mostly between 2 and 5, with one value of 18. Measurable LT~50~ resistance ratios for female flies in the choice feeding assay ranged from 43 to 159; two populations had <10% mortality at 48 h and could not be measured. LT~50~ resistance ratios for male flies in the choice feeding assay ranged from 26 to 96, and one population was too resistant to measure. A behavioral assay tested the feeding preference of male and female flies provided a dish of sugar and a dish of methomyl‐ and muscalure‐treated bait. Of eight strains tested, females from seven strains and males from six strains showed significant preference for sugar over bait. Behavioral factors appear to be important in the sever

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Author
Jonathan M Darbro; Bradley A Mullens
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); John Wiley & Sons Inc.; Wiley (ISSN 1526-498X)
Published
2004
Language
EN
Field
Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)