Adosomus sp. eats the leaves and oviposits on the stems ofArtemisia ordosica Krasch. Based on an analytical PTI-GC/MS method, 21 volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from the leaves ofA. ordosica were identified. The m...Adosomus sp. eats the leaves and oviposits on the stems ofArtemisia ordosica Krasch. Based on an analytical PTI-GC/MS method, 21 volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from the leaves ofA. ordosica were identified. The major operating equipment consisted of a DB-5 column （30 m × 0.32 mm × 0.25 μm） and a flame ionization detector （FID）. The amounts of the components from VOCs were determined by a peak area normalization method and 17 VOC components were identified by PTI-GC/MS. The elec- troantennogram （EAG） responses ofAdosomus sp. to 17 of the VOCs were tested. The results show that seven compounds, i.e., oci- mene, myrcene, R-（＋）-α-pinene, caryophyllene, S-（＋）-2-canene, humulene and （＋）limonene elicited strong EAG responses by female Adosomus sp., with myrcene and ocimene eliciting the strongest responses. It is interesting to note that male Adosomus sp. presented different EAG responses from females to those compounds. Four volatile compounds： β-pinene, myrcene, trans-ocimene and longipinene elicited strong EAG responses to males with myrcene eliciting the strongest response.展开更多
Based on an analytical TCT-GC/MS method, volatile compounds of branches of Platycladus orientalis under three physiological states （healthy, weak and baited trees） were analyzed. The results showed that α-pinene, ...Based on an analytical TCT-GC/MS method, volatile compounds of branches of Platycladus orientalis under three physiological states （healthy, weak and baited trees） were analyzed. The results showed that α-pinene, β-phellandrene, 3-careen, limonene and thujopsene were released under all three physiological states. There were other kinds of volatiles released from branches of weak P. orientalis trees, such as camphene, γ-terpinene, （＋）-4-carene and cedrene, but these four volatiles compounds were not released from the branches of healthy P. orientalis. Volatile components from the physically damaged branches of P. orientalis had changed. β-terpinene, mycrene, isocaryophillene and caryophyllene were identified in both healthy and weak branches of P. orientalis. Only cedrene was identified in the baited wood. Electroantennogram （EAG） tests were conducted with nine volatile compounds from the branches of P. orientalis. Antennnae of male and female Semanotus bifasciatus （Motschulsky） were highly sensitive to these nine volatile compounds. Cedrene elicited the strongest response, whereas β-terpinene the lowest. Males and females showed no signifi-cant difference in their EAG responses to the nine volatile compounds.展开更多
Plant volatiles have been demonstrated to play an important role in regulat- ing the behavior of Cotesia plutellae, a major larval parasitoid of the diamondback moth （DBM）, Plutella xylostella, but little is current...Plant volatiles have been demonstrated to play an important role in regulat- ing the behavior of Cotesia plutellae, a major larval parasitoid of the diamondback moth （DBM）, Plutella xylostella, but little is currently known about the function of each volatile and their mixtures. We selected 13 volatiles of the DBM host plant, a cruciferous veg- etable, to study the electroantennogram （EAG） and behavioral responses of C. plutellae. EAG responses to each of the compounds generally increased with concentration. Strong EAG responses were to 100 μL/mL of trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, nonanal and cis-3- hexenol, and 10/zL/mL of trans-2-hexenal and benzaldehyde with the strongest response provoked by trans-2-hexenal at 100μL/mL. In the Y-tube olfactometer, C. plutellae, was significantly attracted by 1μL/mL of trans-2-hexenal and benzaldehyde.β-caryophyllene, cis-3-hexenol or trans-2-hexenal significantly attracted C. plutellae at 10μL/mL, while nonanal, benzyl alcohol, cis-3-hexenol or benzyl cyanide at 100μL/mL significantly at- tracted C. plutellae. Trans-2-hexenal significantly repelled C. plutellae at 100 μL/mL. EAG of C. plutellae showed strong responses to all mixtures made of five various com- pounds with mixtures 3 （trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, nonanal, cis-3-hexenol, benzyl cyanide, farnesene, eucalyptol） and 4 （trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, benzyl alcohol, （R）- （＋）-limonene,β-ionone, farnesene, eucalyptol） significantly attracting C. plutellae. These findings demonstrate that the behavior of C. plutellae can be affected either by individual compounds or mixtures of plant volatiles, suggesting a potential of using plant volatiles to improve the efficiency of this parasitoid for biocontrol ofP. xylostella.展开更多
Electroantennogram responses of fall webworms(Hyphantria cunea) to 55 host volatile compounds were conducted.Results showed that male moths were more responsive to trans-2-hexenyl acetate,nonanal,hexanal,trans-2-hexen...Electroantennogram responses of fall webworms(Hyphantria cunea) to 55 host volatile compounds were conducted.Results showed that male moths were more responsive to trans-2-hexenyl acetate,nonanal,hexanal,trans-2-hexenal,hexanol,isoamyl acetate,acetic acid cis-3-hexenyl ester,ethyl acetoacetate,citronellal and(+)-citronellal,and females were more responsive to hexanol,hexanal,acetophenone,isoamyl acetate,nonanal,trans-2-hexenal,acetic acid cis-3-hexenyl ester,citronellal,cis-3-hexen1-ol and trans-2-hexen-1-ol.Seven bioactive compounds were also selected for further dosage response experiments,and a positive correlation was found between the fall webworm and the tested compounds.A maximum dosage level of 1000 g was tested and found to elicit significantly higher activity from male moths compared with lower(1,10,100 g) concentrations.展开更多
This study examined the EAG(Electroantennogram)responses of Stilpnotia candida to a mix of host plant volatiles and to provide a foundation for the development of plant-derived attractants.During the peak period of ad...This study examined the EAG(Electroantennogram)responses of Stilpnotia candida to a mix of host plant volatiles and to provide a foundation for the development of plant-derived attractants.During the peak period of adult eclosion,gas chromatography–mass spectrometry analyzed and identified the volatiles emitted by Populus×beijingensis found in Xizang.Based on the preliminary EAG experiments and the GC‒MS results,a blending scheme was developed.EAG and Y-tube-olfactometry were employed to measure the electrophysiological and behavioural responses of unmated males and females 24 h after eclosion 10 blends of volatiles derived from five host plants.The GC–MS analysis revealed 22 volatile compounds from Populus×beijingensis leaves,composed of esters,hydrocarbons,terpenoids,alcohols,phenols,and ether.The results indicated that all 10 blending schemes produced EAG responses in mature S.candida.The concentration thresholds were between 1 and 10μg·μL^(-1),above the optimal concentration,and a corresponding decrease in EAG was observed.According to intergroup comparisons,mature S.candida had more pronounced EAG responses.Under different concentrations,there were significant differences in the EAG from male and female S.candida to each blending scheme.Behavioural response tests indicated that schemes 2,7,and 8 exhibited significantly greater attractiveness to adult S.candida.The combined results from the EAG and behavioral response experiments demonstrated that unmated male and female adult S.candida have varying degrees of sensitivity to the volatile compounds from the 10 blending schemes specific to Xizangan Populus×beijingensis.Schemes 2,7,and 8 showed robust EAG responses and attractive behavioural responses to both male and female adult S.candida.展开更多
[Objective] The aim is to identify the composition of female sex pheromones of Orthaga achatina and to understand the differential attractiveness of these components to Orthaga achatina moths. [Method] The pheromone g...[Objective] The aim is to identify the composition of female sex pheromones of Orthaga achatina and to understand the differential attractiveness of these components to Orthaga achatina moths. [Method] The pheromone glands of female moths were extracted and analyzed using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy（GC-MS）; the chemical analysis was confirmed by electroantennogram（EAG） bioassays; a field trial was conducted to confirm the optimized blends. [Result] Z11-16：Ac could elicit the largest EAG responses in male moths at all the doses tested. EAG responses to plant volatiles and to the pheromone isomers of Z11-16：Ac were at a similar level and lower than the responses to Z11-16：Ac. In the field tests, it was demonstrated that synthetic Z11-16：Ac was significantly more attractive to male O. achatina moths, that its pheromone isomers, whether these were presented alone or in mixtures with Z11-16：Ac. [Conclusion]（Z）-11-hexadecenyl acetate（Z11-16：Ac） was identified as the main component of the sex pheromone and it was demonstrated that synthetic Z11-16：Ac was significantly more attractive to male O. achatina moths.展开更多
The volatile compositions of Chinese Pine (Pinus tabulaeformis) are analyzed. The main turpentine volatiles are (R)-(+)-α-pinene, (S)-(-)-β-pinene, (S)-(+)-3-carene (the largest) which occupy more than 97% of the to...The volatile compositions of Chinese Pine (Pinus tabulaeformis) are analyzed. The main turpentine volatiles are (R)-(+)-α-pinene, (S)-(-)-β-pinene, (S)-(+)-3-carene (the largest) which occupy more than 97% of the total. There are also myrcene, (+)-limonene, camphene, terpinen and phellandrene. In the experiment of Electroantennograms(EAG), the male of red turpentine beetles are sensitive to (S)-(-)-α-pinene、limonene and (S)-(+)-3-carene; while the female of the red turpentine beetles are sensitive to (S)-(+)-3-carene、limonene、(S)-(-)-α-pinene and myrcene. The female are more sensitive to the volatiles than the male. There is much difference in response of Dendroctonus valens in Chinese pine compared to that in USA in ponderosa pine. The volatile difference of the two pine species and the environment condition may contribute to this change. Further study on the mechanism of the change is needed.展开更多
基金supported by the technology pillar program in the "Eleventh Five-year" National Science and Technology Support Program of China (2006BA-D08A10)the program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Teams in Universities (PC-SIRT0607)
文摘Adosomus sp. eats the leaves and oviposits on the stems ofArtemisia ordosica Krasch. Based on an analytical PTI-GC/MS method, 21 volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from the leaves ofA. ordosica were identified. The major operating equipment consisted of a DB-5 column （30 m × 0.32 mm × 0.25 μm） and a flame ionization detector （FID）. The amounts of the components from VOCs were determined by a peak area normalization method and 17 VOC components were identified by PTI-GC/MS. The elec- troantennogram （EAG） responses ofAdosomus sp. to 17 of the VOCs were tested. The results show that seven compounds, i.e., oci- mene, myrcene, R-（＋）-α-pinene, caryophyllene, S-（＋）-2-canene, humulene and （＋）limonene elicited strong EAG responses by female Adosomus sp., with myrcene and ocimene eliciting the strongest responses. It is interesting to note that male Adosomus sp. presented different EAG responses from females to those compounds. Four volatile compounds： β-pinene, myrcene, trans-ocimene and longipinene elicited strong EAG responses to males with myrcene eliciting the strongest response.
文摘Based on an analytical TCT-GC/MS method, volatile compounds of branches of Platycladus orientalis under three physiological states （healthy, weak and baited trees） were analyzed. The results showed that α-pinene, β-phellandrene, 3-careen, limonene and thujopsene were released under all three physiological states. There were other kinds of volatiles released from branches of weak P. orientalis trees, such as camphene, γ-terpinene, （＋）-4-carene and cedrene, but these four volatiles compounds were not released from the branches of healthy P. orientalis. Volatile components from the physically damaged branches of P. orientalis had changed. β-terpinene, mycrene, isocaryophillene and caryophyllene were identified in both healthy and weak branches of P. orientalis. Only cedrene was identified in the baited wood. Electroantennogram （EAG） tests were conducted with nine volatile compounds from the branches of P. orientalis. Antennnae of male and female Semanotus bifasciatus （Motschulsky） were highly sensitive to these nine volatile compounds. Cedrene elicited the strongest response, whereas β-terpinene the lowest. Males and females showed no signifi-cant difference in their EAG responses to the nine volatile compounds.
基金This work was funded by the project of National Nat- ural Science Foundation of China （No. 31230061）, and the National Key Basic Research Program of China （No. 2011CB100404） and the Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars in Fujian （No. 2011J06007）. GMG is supported by the National Thousand Talents Program in China and the Advanced Talents of SAEFA, and LV by the Minjiang Scholar Program in Fujian Province （China） and the Advanced Talents of SAFEA.
文摘Plant volatiles have been demonstrated to play an important role in regulat- ing the behavior of Cotesia plutellae, a major larval parasitoid of the diamondback moth （DBM）, Plutella xylostella, but little is currently known about the function of each volatile and their mixtures. We selected 13 volatiles of the DBM host plant, a cruciferous veg- etable, to study the electroantennogram （EAG） and behavioral responses of C. plutellae. EAG responses to each of the compounds generally increased with concentration. Strong EAG responses were to 100 μL/mL of trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, nonanal and cis-3- hexenol, and 10/zL/mL of trans-2-hexenal and benzaldehyde with the strongest response provoked by trans-2-hexenal at 100μL/mL. In the Y-tube olfactometer, C. plutellae, was significantly attracted by 1μL/mL of trans-2-hexenal and benzaldehyde.β-caryophyllene, cis-3-hexenol or trans-2-hexenal significantly attracted C. plutellae at 10μL/mL, while nonanal, benzyl alcohol, cis-3-hexenol or benzyl cyanide at 100μL/mL significantly at- tracted C. plutellae. Trans-2-hexenal significantly repelled C. plutellae at 100 μL/mL. EAG of C. plutellae showed strong responses to all mixtures made of five various com- pounds with mixtures 3 （trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, nonanal, cis-3-hexenol, benzyl cyanide, farnesene, eucalyptol） and 4 （trans-2-hexenal, benzaldehyde, benzyl alcohol, （R）- （＋）-limonene,β-ionone, farnesene, eucalyptol） significantly attracting C. plutellae. These findings demonstrate that the behavior of C. plutellae can be affected either by individual compounds or mixtures of plant volatiles, suggesting a potential of using plant volatiles to improve the efficiency of this parasitoid for biocontrol ofP. xylostella.
基金supported by National Basic Research Program of China(2009CB119204)
文摘Electroantennogram responses of fall webworms(Hyphantria cunea) to 55 host volatile compounds were conducted.Results showed that male moths were more responsive to trans-2-hexenyl acetate,nonanal,hexanal,trans-2-hexenal,hexanol,isoamyl acetate,acetic acid cis-3-hexenyl ester,ethyl acetoacetate,citronellal and(+)-citronellal,and females were more responsive to hexanol,hexanal,acetophenone,isoamyl acetate,nonanal,trans-2-hexenal,acetic acid cis-3-hexenyl ester,citronellal,cis-3-hexen1-ol and trans-2-hexen-1-ol.Seven bioactive compounds were also selected for further dosage response experiments,and a positive correlation was found between the fall webworm and the tested compounds.A maximum dosage level of 1000 g was tested and found to elicit significantly higher activity from male moths compared with lower(1,10,100 g) concentrations.
基金supported by the Research and Development of Ecological Control Mechanisms and Application Techniques for Forest Pest and Disease in the North and South Mountains of Lhasa(No.XZ202301ZY0019N)Construction and Comprehensive Service Cap ability Enhancement of Plateau Characteristic Agricultural and Animal Husbandry Science and Technology Small Courtyard(XK202403)。
文摘This study examined the EAG(Electroantennogram)responses of Stilpnotia candida to a mix of host plant volatiles and to provide a foundation for the development of plant-derived attractants.During the peak period of adult eclosion,gas chromatography–mass spectrometry analyzed and identified the volatiles emitted by Populus×beijingensis found in Xizang.Based on the preliminary EAG experiments and the GC‒MS results,a blending scheme was developed.EAG and Y-tube-olfactometry were employed to measure the electrophysiological and behavioural responses of unmated males and females 24 h after eclosion 10 blends of volatiles derived from five host plants.The GC–MS analysis revealed 22 volatile compounds from Populus×beijingensis leaves,composed of esters,hydrocarbons,terpenoids,alcohols,phenols,and ether.The results indicated that all 10 blending schemes produced EAG responses in mature S.candida.The concentration thresholds were between 1 and 10μg·μL^(-1),above the optimal concentration,and a corresponding decrease in EAG was observed.According to intergroup comparisons,mature S.candida had more pronounced EAG responses.Under different concentrations,there were significant differences in the EAG from male and female S.candida to each blending scheme.Behavioural response tests indicated that schemes 2,7,and 8 exhibited significantly greater attractiveness to adult S.candida.The combined results from the EAG and behavioral response experiments demonstrated that unmated male and female adult S.candida have varying degrees of sensitivity to the volatile compounds from the 10 blending schemes specific to Xizangan Populus×beijingensis.Schemes 2,7,and 8 showed robust EAG responses and attractive behavioural responses to both male and female adult S.candida.
基金Ningbo Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.201201A6104001)Zhejiang Province Department of Education Research Projects(Grant No.ZWT14048)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim is to identify the composition of female sex pheromones of Orthaga achatina and to understand the differential attractiveness of these components to Orthaga achatina moths. [Method] The pheromone glands of female moths were extracted and analyzed using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy（GC-MS）; the chemical analysis was confirmed by electroantennogram（EAG） bioassays; a field trial was conducted to confirm the optimized blends. [Result] Z11-16：Ac could elicit the largest EAG responses in male moths at all the doses tested. EAG responses to plant volatiles and to the pheromone isomers of Z11-16：Ac were at a similar level and lower than the responses to Z11-16：Ac. In the field tests, it was demonstrated that synthetic Z11-16：Ac was significantly more attractive to male O. achatina moths, that its pheromone isomers, whether these were presented alone or in mixtures with Z11-16：Ac. [Conclusion]（Z）-11-hexadecenyl acetate（Z11-16：Ac） was identified as the main component of the sex pheromone and it was demonstrated that synthetic Z11-16：Ac was significantly more attractive to male O. achatina moths.
文摘The volatile compositions of Chinese Pine (Pinus tabulaeformis) are analyzed. The main turpentine volatiles are (R)-(+)-α-pinene, (S)-(-)-β-pinene, (S)-(+)-3-carene (the largest) which occupy more than 97% of the total. There are also myrcene, (+)-limonene, camphene, terpinen and phellandrene. In the experiment of Electroantennograms(EAG), the male of red turpentine beetles are sensitive to (S)-(-)-α-pinene、limonene and (S)-(+)-3-carene; while the female of the red turpentine beetles are sensitive to (S)-(+)-3-carene、limonene、(S)-(-)-α-pinene and myrcene. The female are more sensitive to the volatiles than the male. There is much difference in response of Dendroctonus valens in Chinese pine compared to that in USA in ponderosa pine. The volatile difference of the two pine species and the environment condition may contribute to this change. Further study on the mechanism of the change is needed.
