New insecticidal chemistries with new or underutilized modes of action are needed to provide food and fiber for an expanding global population, to address changing regulatory requirements and to deal with the continued evolution of resistance to available commercial products.  The past two decades has seen significant changes to the Agrochemical Industry, including the globalization of agrochemical discovery with an associated number of new insecticides with new modes of action (MoAs), and potential new options on the horizon. This talk will focus on how the discovery of insecticides with new MoAs has evolved, and will provide a window to future directions.<br/>

Current status of new insecticide chemistry, targets, mode of action and the future

256th National Meeting (2018)

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