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Herbicide dose-responses of seedling progenies of  Ranunculus acris  populations varying in herbicide exposure history indicate that this weed has evolved multiple resistance to phenoxycarboxylic acid and acetolactate synthase (ALS)-inhibitor herbicides. To test the hypothesis that this ‘multiple-resistance’ can occur in the same plant, we conducted an experiment where 11 clones of  R. acris,  varying in parental population exposure to these two mode-of-action herbicides, were treated with full- and half-label doses of MCPA and flumetsulam. Aminopyralid and glyphosate (pyridine carboxylic acid and 5-enolpyruvylshikimate 3-phosphate (EPSP) synthase-inhibitor mode-of-actions respectively), both with label recommendations for  R. acris , were included for comparison. Two clones, both from the same field population exposed historically to MCPA and to flumetsulam, and with anecdotal records of field control failures, were unaffected by flumetsulam and many plants survived treatment with MCPA, providing conclusive evidence for multiple herbicide resistance to these two herbicides in the same  R. acris  individuals. By contrast, there was no evidence among the 11 clones for resistance to either aminopyralid or glyphosate (86-100% mortality in all clones). The herbicide-resistant and -susceptible clones of  R. acris  provide a unique opportunity to investigate the biochemical mechanism(s) and genetics of phenoxycarboxylic acid and ALS-inhibitor resistance in this species.

Multiple resistance to flumetsulam and MCPA in two clones of Ranunculus acris