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MEASUREMENT OF RESISTANCE IN LUCILIA CUPRINA LARVAE AND ABSENCE OF CORRELATION BETWEEN ORGANOPHOSPHORUS‐RESISTANCE LEVELS IN LARVAE AND ADULTS

The paper describes a method for determining dosage‐mortality curves to organophosphorus insecticides for first‐instar larvae of the Australian Sheep Blowfly. Emphasis is given to simulating conditions of exposure likely to be encountered by the larvae in the field. The method is applied to a variety of OP‐resistant strains and demonstrates that the level of resistance conferred on larvae bears no relationship to the level of resistance conferred on adults even where resistance is determined by different alleles at the same locus.