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Spirodiclofen is a new acaricidal compound chemically belonging to the spirocyclic phenyl-substituted tetronic acid derivatives (IRAC mode of action classification group 23), and is marketed under global trade name Envidor/Japan Daniemon. The active ingredient provides excellent control of important spider mite pest species such as Tetranychus spp., Panonychus spp., Brevipalpus spp. and Acu lus species. It shows no cross-resistance to currently available acaricides including hexythiazox, clofentezine, mitochondrial electron transport inhibitors (e.g. pyridaben), abamectin and others. Its broad spectrum of activity, excellent long lasting efficacy, good plant compatibility in all relevant crops and lack of cross-resistance make spirodiclofen an excellent compound for the use in the most important markets for specific acaricides. Here, studies on its biological and biochemical mode of action are presented along with a resistance risk analysis for tetranychid spider mite pests.

Spirodiclofen: Mode of Action and Resistance Risk Assessment in Tetranychid Pest Mites