Ecotoxicology pesticides and beneficial organisms
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adam_text | Contents
List of contributors
vii
Index of abbreviations
xix
Index of organizations
xxxi
Preface
xxxiii
Part One
The Issues
1
Introduction
3
Paul
С
]epson and Brian
A. Crcfì
2
Issues associated with pesticide toxicology and arthropod
natural enemies in the
pre-
and post-registration stages
of chemical development
7
Brian A.
Groß,
Paul
С
Jepson and Philip A. Heneghan
Introduction
7
Research and decision making prior to pesticide registration
8
Research and decision making following pesticide
registration
10
Community perspectives
15
Additional items of emphasis
16
Conclusions and acknowledgements
18
References
19
3
The initiative of the lOBC/WPRS Working Group on
Pesticides and Beneficial Organisms
22
Sherif A. Hassan
Organisms tested and guidelines developed
23
References
26
vi
Contents
4
Reducing insecticide use in plant protection in Israel:
policy and programmes
28
The late David Rosen
Introduction
28
Citrus
30
Other crops
33
Role of education and extension
34
References
34
5
Pesticides and natural enemies: Malaysia perspectives
37
Zulkifli Ayob and Normah Mustaffa
Introduction
37
Biological control in IPM
38
Current trends in pesticide control
40
Testing the effects of pesticides on natural enemies and
beneficial organisms
41
Proposals
43
Conclusion
44
Acknowledgements
44
References
45
6
Can we achieve harmonization of regulatory
requirements in Europe?
46
Katie Barrett
Introduction
46
Influential groups
47
The ESCORT workshop
48
Research activities and issues of concern
50
Conclusion
52
References
52
Part Two
Defining the Problem
7
Introduction
55
Sherif A. Hassan
Standard characteristics of test methods
56
Extrapolation
65
References
66
A: Laboratory Testing
8
Standard laboratory methods to test the side-effects of
pesticides
71
Sherif A. Hassan
Materials and methods
72
Contents
vii
Results of testing on Trichogramma
78
References
79
9
Development and ring-testing of a standardized
laboratory test for parasitic wasps, using the
aphid-specifíc párásítóid Aphidius
rhopalosiphi
80
Michael
Mead-Briggs, K. Brown, M. Candolfi, M. Coulson,
S.
Klepka,
Ch.
Kühner,
M. Longley, S. Maise, E. Mclndoe,
M. Miles, Ch.
Neumann and
A.
Ufer
Introduction
80
Design
and evaluation of the
standard
laboratory test
81
Analysis of test data
84
Conclusions
87
References
87
10
Current status of a ring-tested method to determine
pesticide effects on the predatory mite Typhlodromus
pyrt
(Scheuten)
(Acarina: Phytoseiidae) in
the
laboratory
89
Sylvia Bliimel, B. Baier,
F. Bakker,
U. Bienert, M.
Candolfi,
S.
Hennig-Gizewski, Ch. Kühner,
B.
Jäckel, F. Louis,
Α.
Ufer
and A. Waltersdorper
Introduction
89
Method and materials
90
Results and discussion
94
Conclusions
96
References
96
11
Testing side-effects of pesticides on carabid beetles:
a standardized method for testing ground-dwelling
predators in the laboratory for registration purposes
98
Gerhard P. Dohmen
Introduction
98
Method development
99
Test method
Ю2
Acknowledgements
106
References
106
12
Testing side-effects of pesticides on spiders {Pardosa spp.)
in the laboratory
Ю7
Udo Heimback,
Α.
Wehling,
М.Р.
Candolfi,
M.
Coulson,
M.
Mead-Briggs,
J.
RömbL·,
S.
Schmitzer,
R.
Schmuck,
Α.
Ufer, J.A.
Wiles
and
Η.
Wilhelmy
Introduction
107
Material and methods
108
viii Contents
Results and discussion
108
References
112
13
Two-step test system using the plant-dwelling non-target
insect Coccinella septempunctata to generate data for
registration of pesticides
114
Richard
Schmuck,
M.P. Candolfi, R. Kleiner, S.
Klepka,
S. Nengel
and A. Waltersdorfer
Introduction
114
Materials and methods
115
Results
116
Discussion
119
References
121
14
Side-effects of pesticides on larvae of Chrysoperla
carnea
(Neuroptera, Chrysopidae): actual state of the laboratory
method
123
Heidrun Vogt,
P.
Degrande,
J. Just, S. KlepL·, Ch.
Kühner,
A. Nickless,
Α.
Ufer,
M. Waldburger, A.
Waltersdorfer
and F. Bigler
Introduction
123
The test species
124
Glass plate test
126
Results from laboratory ring tests
131
Further activities of the ring-test group
135
References
135
B: Semi-field and Field Testing
15
Field studies with pesticides and non-target arthropods
in orchards
139
Kevin Brown
Introduction
139
Study design
140
Sampling
141
Single versus multi-application studies
146
Conclusions
146
References
147
16
Accuracy and efficiency of sequential pesticide testing
protocols for phytoseiid mites
148
Frank M.
Bakker
Introduction
148
Factors underlying accuracy levels observed
151
Contents ix
Validation
of species- and product-specific protocols
and trigger values
154
Amblyseius finlandicus
157
Amblyseius andersoni
157
Typhlodromus pyri
159
Species comparisons
160
Discussions of testing methodology
162
Summary of recommendations
163
Acknowledgements
164
References
164
17
Using a sequential testing scheme under laboratory
and field conditions with the bumble bee Bombus
terrestris to evaluate the safety of different groups
of insecticides
166
Burkhard Sechser
and
В.
Reber
Introduction
166
Materials and methods
167
Results
170
Discussion
172
References
174
18
Testing effects of pesticides on adult carabid beetles
in semi-field and field experiments
175
Udo Heimbach
Introduction
175
Material and methods
176
Results and discussion
176
Acknowledgements
References
19
The value of large-scale field trials for determining the
effects of pesticides on the non-target arthropod fauna
of cereal crops
Michael Mead-Briggs
Introduction
182
Influential aspects of trial design
184
Discussion LO°
References
20
Comparing pesticide effects on
beneficiais
in a sequential
testing scheme
Gerhard P. Dohmen
Introduction
χ
Contents
Sequential testing scheme
192
Principal differences between the main tiers
193
Factors affecting the results
194
Theoretical background for the sequential testing scheme
196
Comparing laboratory and (semi-)field data: case studies
198
References
200
Part Three
Risk Assessment and Management
21
Introduction
205
Pieter
A.
Öomen,
Gavin B. Lewis and Richard A. Brown
Definitions
205
Registration procedure
206
Non-target arthropods in European pesticide registration
206
The historical picture
207
The current situation
208
Questions addressed
209
A: Strategy
22
Aims and consequences of regulatory risk management
in Europe: a discussion
213
Pieter A. Oomen
Introduction
213
Legal context
214
Possible aims of regulatory risk management
214
Comparison of implementation requirements
215
Comparison of implementation consequences
217
Comparison of costs and benefits
218
Conclusion
220
References
221
23
Effects of plant protection products on beneficial
organisms: the current authorization procedure in
Germany
222
Rolf Forster
Introduction
222
Current authorization procedure in Germany
222
European legislation
226
The dilemma of protecting non-target species versus
authorization of PPP
228
Conclusions
230
References
231
Contents xi
24
Labelling and risk management strategies for pesticides
and terrestrial non-target arthropods: a UK proposal
232
Peter
].
Campbell
Introduction
232
Proposals for a UK non-target arthropod labelling and risk
management strategy
235
Recommendations
239
Acknowledgements
239
References
239
25
Pesticides and beneficial arthropods: an industry perspective
241
Stephen W. Shires
Introduction
241
Identifying objectives
242
Testing framework
242
Indicator species
243
Trigger values
243
Multi-rate testing
244
Risk assessments
244
Risk management/mitigation
245
Product labelling
245
Conclusions and recommendations
247
Acknowledgements
247
References
247
26
Honey bees in Europe: lessons for other terrestrial
non-target arthropods
248
Gavin B. Lewis, John H. Stevenson and
Pieter A. Oomen
Introduction
248
Species selection
249
Honey bee risk assessment scheme
250
In-use monitoring
254
Conclusions
255
References
255
27
Risk assessment and management: is it working? An
NGO
perspective 257
Peter Beaumont
NGOs:
what are they?
257
Current policy developments in risk management and
assessment
258
Practical problems of risk assessment in the field
260
What can be done to improve risk assessment and
management?
262
xii Contents
Conclusions
264
References
265
28
Comparative impact of insecticide treatments on beneficial
invertebrates in conventional and integrated farming
systems
267
John M. Holland
Introduction
267
Assessing the risk
268
Discussion
272
Acknowledgements
275
References
275
B: Practice
29
Relative
toxicity
of pesticides to pest and beneficial insects
in potato crops in Victoria, Australia
279
Catherine A. Symington and Paul
A. Horne
Introduction
279
Materials and methods
280
Results
281
Discussion
283
Acknowledgements
285
References
285
30
The cumulative effect on populations of linyphid
spiders and carabid beetles of insecticide sprays
applied to two consecutive winter wheat crops
287
Keith F.A. Walters, Derek Morgan, Alan Lane and
Steve A. Ellis
Introduction
287
Materials and methods
288
Results
288
Discussion
289
Acknowledgements
290
References
291
31
The MAFF SCARAB project: seven years of pesticide
side-effects research on arthropods
292
Geoff Frampton
Introduction
292
Materials and methods
293
Results
294
Discussion
297
Contents xiii
Acknowledgements
299
References
299
32
A dynamic risk assessment for beneficial insects in
cereal canopies
301
Steen
Gyldenkaerne
Introduction
301
Methods
303
Results
307
Discussion
307
References
309
Part Four
Tools for Tomorrow
33
Introduction
313
John Wiles
34
Implications of insecticide resistance for interactions
between pests, natural enemies and pesticides
315
Linzi
Birnie, Barbara Hackett and Ian Denholm
Introduction
315
General considerations
316
Integration of perspectives
317
Can pest resistance favour the survival of
parasitoids?
320
Insecticide resistance as an ecological tool?
322
Conclusions
322
Acknowledgements
322
References
323
35
Approaches for extrapolating pesticide side-effects
between arthropod species: how much do we
know?
325
John A. Wiles and Katie
L
Barrett
Introduction
325
The scale of the extrapolation problem in
terrestrial ecotoxicology: ecological and regulatory
perspectives
326
Towards providing tools for extrapolation: qualitative
and quantitative approaches
327
Discussion
334
Acknowledgements
335
References
335
xiv Contents
36 Application
of pheromones: toxicological aspects, effects
on
beneficiais
and state of registration
337
Albert K. Minks and
P.A. Kirsch
Introduction
337
Mating disruption
338
Commercial use of mating disruption
339
Toxicity
of lepidopterous pheromones
340
Effects of lepidopterous pheromones on
beneficiais
342
Registration of pheromone products in the USA
342
Recent developments in the USA
344
Registration of pheromones in other countries
344
References
346
37
The importance of the population perspective for the
evaluation of side-effects of pesticides on beneficial species
348
John D. Stark, Julie A.O.
Banken
and William K. Walthall
Ecotoxicology: where is the ecology?
348
What are the most important toxicological effects to
consider?
349
How do we determine the total effect (lethal and sublethal)
of pesticides and other pollutants on populations?
351
How do the effects of pesticides on individuals translate
to what happens at the population level?
352
How does population structure influence the impact of
pesticides on populations?
355
The need for caution when comparing laboratory and
field generated endpoints
356
Conclusions
357
References
358
Part Five
Global Implications
38
Introduction
363
Peter T. Haskell
39
The Asian initiative in pesticides and
beneficiais
testing
366
Stephanie FJ. Williamson
Background
366
Workshop discussion
369
Discussion
370
References
371
Contents xv
40
The impact of locust and grasshopper control on
beneficial arthropods in West Africa
372
Harold van
der Valk
Introduction
372
The Locustox Project
373
Research on beneficial arthropods
373
Insecticides in millet: a case study
374
Conclusions
378
Acknowledgements
378
References
379
41
Impact of insecticides on herbivore-natural enemy
communities in tropical rice ecosystems
381
Kong Luen Heong and Kenneth G. Schoenly
Introduction
381
Farmer perceptions and insecticide use patterns
383
Ecological effects of insecticide sprays
384
Discussion
396
Acknowledgements
400
References
400
42
Development of decision-making tools for vegetable
farmers in Southeast Asia
404
fanny G.M.
Vos
Vegetable cultivation in Southeast Asia
404
Introduction to a systems approach
405
Training of extension officers and farmers
406
Impact of the season-long field schools
408
References
409
Index
411
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title_sort | ecotoxicology pesticides and beneficial organisms |
title_sub | pesticides and beneficial organisms |
topic | Umwelt Environmental toxicology Pesticides and wildlife Pesticides Environmental aspects Umwelttoxikologie (DE-588)4121813-9 gnd Nützling (DE-588)4042756-0 gnd Pestizid (DE-588)4137948-2 gnd |
topic_facet | Umwelt Environmental toxicology Pesticides and wildlife Pesticides Environmental aspects Umwelttoxikologie Nützling Pestizid Konferenzschrift |
url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=008229450&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
work_keys_str_mv | AT haskellpetert ecotoxicologypesticidesandbeneficialorganisms |