Lack of effect of (-)-disparlure on orientation towards (+)-disparlure source in walking and flying gypsy moth males.

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1985
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Abstract
In order to reveal the mechanism by which an inhibitory substance acts, orientation towards an attractant and attractant-inhibitor mixed source was studied in male gypsy moths. The inhibitory (-)-disparlure had no effect on the moth's ability to locate the attractant (+)-disparlure source while walking or flying in a laminar airstream. This absence of any inhibitory effect indicates that only very specific components of the moth's orientation behavior, as discussed, are distributed by the (-)-disparlure.
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Authors Preiss, R;
Journal Journal of chemical ecology
Year 1985
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10.1007/BF01012075
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Keywords
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