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2005). Resistance evolution in H. armigera is considered the most serious risk and Australia has implemented a comprehensive resistance management strategy to delay it (Fitt, 2004). This includes a requirement for refuges, which include non-Bt cotton and alternative host plants such as pigeon pea, sorghum and maize. Growers pay a significant fee to use the technology and are audited several times during the growing season to document compliance with the management strategy. Compliance is very high.
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