10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ATTRACTANCY»
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attractancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Behavior-Modifying Chemicals for Insect Management: ...
Increased attractancy has also been demonstrated with the synthetic pheromone
and plant extracts or mixtures of plant components. Hardee and co-workers (27),
who use firebrick as a carrier, reported in 1971 that aqueous extracts of cotton ...
2
Advances in Enterobacter Research and Application: 2012 ...
For B. cucurbitae, all main factors and their interaction did not affect net
attractancy to bacterial odor except for the interaction between M and F where
protein-deprived virgin flies gave significantly the lowest percentage net
attractancy.
3
Pest Management and Phytosanitary Trade Barriers
Bateman and Morton (1981) made a comprehensive study of food-related
attractants for B. trgoni. They concluded that gaseous ammonia is a powerful
attractant for this species and that the attractancy of hydrolysed yeast fruit fly
attractants is ...
Neil W. Heather, Guy J. Hallman, 2008
4
Chemoreception Abstracts
Scolytidae, aggregation pheromone, structure-activity relationships, attractancy
1316. aggregation pheromone, variation, chemical composition, population
studies 1318. anemotaxis 1389. attractancy, a-pinene, ethanol. mixtures 1335.
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
TABLE 1 Comparison of Various Amounts of Durez 12687 (1970 Durcz) Mean
catch per trap Nights Overall Mean LSD 5% 5.5 43.9 34.6 25.6 The following
comparisons were made: — Test I — Comparison of relative attractancy of 2. 10.
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Pheromones: Current Research
These results were supplemented by field experiments in which virgin females
were used to trap males in outbreaks of the two eastern species (C. fumiferana
and C. pinus) to determine their attractancy to the native males. Single females
were ...
7
Microbial Mediation of Plant-Herbivore Interactions
1: Attractancy of microflora; increased host-plant attractancy due to microflora;
microorganisms used as food; microbial facilitation of insect nutrient utilization;
microbial effects increasing sex pheromone production. 2: Microbial
detoxification of ...
Pedro Barbosa, Vera A. Krischik, Clive G. Jones, 1991
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Animal Behaviour Abstracts
Heiiothis 3827. .ymarrtna drepar 2505. emergence, sexual behavior.
Mateucoccusjossphi 95. females, attractancy, males, Leptdoptera 4681 i,
pnerotogy. host plants. Bruchidae 1668 sex pheromone. rubbing behavior.
Potatet 2649. courtship ...
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Inc, 1991
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Fruit Fly Pests: A World Assessment of Their Biology and ...
Keiseret al. 1975), andA. suspensa (Loew) (Nigg et al. 1994)]. These screenings
have identified certain botanical extracts as attractive to both sexes and others as
having sex-specific attractancy (e.g., Reiser etal. 1975, Nigget al. 1994).
Bruce A. McPheron, Gary J. Steck, 1996
Freshly prepared homogenates tested at a neutral pH showed only slight
attractancy. The attractancy increased up to 15-fold upon aging for a period of 1
to 2 days. Further aging decreased the activity. When the pH of the preparations
was ...
California. Citrus Research Center and Agricultural Experiment Station, Riverside, 1962
