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Synergistic action and mechanism of scoparone, a key bioactive component of Artemisia capillaris, and spirodiclofen against spider mites.

Hong ZhouFenglin WanXiangning LaiFangfang YanMiao ZhangYi NiYutong GuoPan ZhangFuyou GuoMatthana KlakongGen PengWenhan GuoXinru ZengZongjin ZhangXingbing PanYu LiuLiang YangShili LiWei Ding
Published in: Pest management science (2024)
These results indicate that the synergistic effects of scoparone and spirodiclofen on mites occurs through the inhibition of P450 activity, thus reducing spirodiclofen metabolism. The synergistic effect of this potent natural product on the detoxification enzyme-targeted activity of commercial acaricides may offer a sustainable strategy for pest mite resistance management. © 2024 Society of Chemical Industry.
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