Newer characters, same story: neonicotinoid insecticides disrupt food webs through direct and indirect effects
•Historically, indiscriminate insecticide use decreased biodiversity.•Integrated Pest Management helped limit the negative influence of insecticides.•The neonicotinoids pose a unique threat to insect populations and food webs.•IPM remains a viable solution to decrease non-target effects of neonicoti...
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Published in | Current opinion in insect science Vol. 46; pp. 50 - 56 |
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Abstract | •Historically, indiscriminate insecticide use decreased biodiversity.•Integrated Pest Management helped limit the negative influence of insecticides.•The neonicotinoids pose a unique threat to insect populations and food webs.•IPM remains a viable solution to decrease non-target effects of neonicotinoids.
During the Green Revolution, older classes of insecticides contributed to biodiversity loss by decreasing insect populations and bioaccumulating across food webs. Introduction of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) improved stewardship of insecticides and promised fewer non-target effects. IPM adoption has waned in recent decades, and popularity of newer classes of insecticides, like the neonicotinoids, has surged, posing new and unique threats to insect populations. In this review, we first address how older classes of insecticides can affect trophic interactions, and then consider the influence of neonicotinoids on food webs and the role they may be playing in insect declines. We conclude by discussing challenges posed by current use patterns of neonicotinoids and how their risk can be addressed. |
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AbstractList | •Historically, indiscriminate insecticide use decreased biodiversity.•Integrated Pest Management helped limit the negative influence of insecticides.•The neonicotinoids pose a unique threat to insect populations and food webs.•IPM remains a viable solution to decrease non-target effects of neonicotinoids.
During the Green Revolution, older classes of insecticides contributed to biodiversity loss by decreasing insect populations and bioaccumulating across food webs. Introduction of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) improved stewardship of insecticides and promised fewer non-target effects. IPM adoption has waned in recent decades, and popularity of newer classes of insecticides, like the neonicotinoids, has surged, posing new and unique threats to insect populations. In this review, we first address how older classes of insecticides can affect trophic interactions, and then consider the influence of neonicotinoids on food webs and the role they may be playing in insect declines. We conclude by discussing challenges posed by current use patterns of neonicotinoids and how their risk can be addressed. During the Green Revolution, older classes of insecticides contributed to biodiversity loss by decreasing insect populations and bioaccumulating across food webs. Introduction of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) improved stewardship of insecticides and promised fewer non-target effects. IPM adoption has waned in recent decades, and popularity of newer classes of insecticides, like the neonicotinoids, has surged, posing new and unique threats to insect populations. In this review, we first address how older classes of insecticides can affect trophic interactions, and then consider the influence of neonicotinoids on food webs and the role they may be playing in insect declines. We conclude by discussing challenges posed by current use patterns of neonicotinoids and how their risk can be addressed. |
Author | Tooker, John F Pearsons, Kirsten A |
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