10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GYPLURE»
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Pheromones: Current Research
The results were quite clear-cut, showing that gyplure itself was not attractive to
the male moths and that active gyplure samples contained a vanishingly small
amount of biologically active material having a much shorter retention time than
that ...
All this is of much more than academic interest, for the new and economical "
gyplure" might be used not merely in census operations but in control work.
Several of the more attractive possibilities are now being tested. In what might be
termed ...
3
A Microscale Approach to Organic Laboratory Techniques
In spite of these techniques, the original researchers assigned an incorrect
structure to the gypsy moth pheromone and proposed for it the name gyplure.
Because of its great promise as a method of insect control, gyplure was soon
synthesized ...
Donald Pavia, George Kriz, Gary Lampman, 2012
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Nature Revealed: Selected Writings, 1949-2006
PRIMER EFFECT RELEASER EFFECT BEHAVIOR gyplure, or less than a
millionth of its body weight. Bombykol and gyplure were obtained by killing the
insects and subjecting crude extracts of material to chromatography, the
separation ...
It was shown that a concentration of 20% or more crude transgyplure in
formulations of cis-gyplure is sufficient to cause complete inactivation (587); the
mechanism of this inactivation is not known. The propyl and butyl analogs of cis-
gyplure ...
By acetylation of the purified ricinoleyl alcohol the pure diacetate was obtained,
whose partial saponification yielded a mixture of 74.63%> gyplure, 17.91%
ricinoleyl alcohol, and 7.46% ricinoleyl alcohol diacetate (Fig. 10). To obtain ...
United States. Dept. of Commerce. Office of Technical Services. By acetylation of
the purified ricinoleyl alcohol the pure diacetate was obtained, whose partial
saponification yielded a mixture of 74.63% gyplure, 17.91%) ricinoleyl alcohol,
and ...
United States. Dept. of Commerce. Office of Technical Services, 1974
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Pest control by chemical, biological, genetic, and physical ...
... or affect insect behavior and development. By spreading over a wide area the
synthetic sex attractant gyplure, we have been trying for the past several years to
jam chemically the female gypsy moth odor signals that attract the male (21).
American Association for the Advancement of Science. Section on Agriculture, E. F. Knipling, 1966
Characterization of the natural gypsy moth attractant resulted in the synthesis of a
homo- log, dextro- 1 2-acetoxy-ro-9-octadecen- 1 -ol (lib), which has been
designated "gyplure" (6). Readily available at low cost, gyplure has the biological
...
Characterization of the natural gypsy moth attractant resulted in the synthesis of a
homo- log, dextro- 12-acetoxy-cts-9-octadecen-l-ol (lib), which has been
designated "gyplure" (6). Readily available at low cost, gyplure has the biological
...
