II. Biotic interactions

2. Pheromones: control of synthesis, reception and transduction.

Abstracts from the XXI International Congress of Entomology:

Barbosa RMR, & Regis LN, 2000, Response of gravid female Culex quinquefasciatus (Diptera-Culicidae) to natural pheromone in the choice of an oviposition site

Cardé RT, Justus K, & Murlis J, 2000, Sensory inputs governing upwind flight of male moths along pheromone plumes

Ignell R & Anton S, 2000, Juvenile hormone - Its effect on aggregation behaviour and central nervous processing of aggregation pheromones in the desert locust

James DJ, 2000, Pheromone biology of a pentatomid pest of Australian citrus and a reduviid predator

Leal WS, 2000, Chemical communication in scarab beetles

Loudon C, Koehl MAR, 2000, Air flow through pectinate insect antennae and odorant interception rates

McMahon C, Guerin PM, 2000, Responses of the tropical bont tick Amblyomma variegatum to its aggregation-attachment-pheromone and to host odour on a servosphere

Millar JG, McBrien HL, Ho HY, & Rice RE, 2000, Identification of sex pheromones of economically important stink bug pests of agriculture

Schiestl FP, Peakall R, Ibarra F, & Francke W, 2000, Pollinator attraction by pheromone-mimicking volatiles in Australian and European orchids