Field Responses of the White Pine Sawfly, Neodiprion pinetum , to Optical Isomers of Sawfly Sex Pheromones 12
M. E. Kraemer, H. C. Coppel, Fumio Matsumura, T. Kikukawa, Kenji Mori
Abstract
M. E. Kraemer, H. C. Coppel, Fumio Matsumura, T. Kikukawa, Kenji Mori
Abstract
The chirality of all 3 asymmetric centers of the sawfly sex pheromone, the acetate of 3, 7, - dimethylpentadecan -2-ol, determines the response by males of the white pine sawfly, Neodiprion pinetum . Over 90% of all the males captured responded to the acetate of the (−) - 2S, 3S, 7S isomer. The threshold dose was 1–3 μg and a clear dose-response relationship was established.
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The chirality of all 3 asymmetric centers of the sawfly sex pheromone, the acetate of 3, 7, - dimethylpentadecan -2-ol, determines the response by males of the white pine sawfly, Neodiprion pinetum . Over 90% of all the males captured responded to the acetate of the (−) - 2S, 3S, 7S isomer. The threshold dose was 1–3 μg and a clear dose-response relationship was established.
Key concepts: Sawfly, Sex pheromone, Biology, Botany, Pheromone, White (mutation), Hymenoptera, Pheromone trap