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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"cross-attraction"”.

  1. Seasonal and diel periodicity of Cerambycid beetles in east-central Illinois: the potential for cross attraction

    … that sympatric cerambycine species avoid cross attraction by differing in the subtleties of pheromone composition and/or temporal periods of activity. The research was conducted in east central Illinois with species for which pheromones already had been identified. Temporal periodicity was …

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  2. Species-specific blends of shared pheromone components prevent cross attraction among sympatric species of cerambycid beetles (subfamily Lamiinae)

    … share pheromone components, are known to avoid cross attraction by differing in seasonal and/or circadian flight period, or due to minor pheromone components that serve as synergists for conspecifics or antagonists for heterospecifics. However, much less is known about the pheromones of species …

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  3. Host plant relationships and chemical communication in the cerambycidae

    … rate of the larval host tree. I also studied cross-attraction between beetles of different species and discovered that live male beetles in traps produced an aggregation pheromone that attracted adults of both sexes of a different cerambycid species. Finally, I conducted a field study that …

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