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Identification of variation within sex pheromone blends of various Maruca vitrata populations for refining pheromone lures and traps in Asia
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Identification of variation within sex pheromone blends of various Maruca vitrata populations for refining pheromone lures and traps in Asia

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The legume pod borer, Maruca vitrata, causes severe damage on legume crops in the tropics. The larvae are mainly controlled by synthetic insecticides but without satisfying results. Monitoring of the moths using pheromone traps can help to perform target-oriented control measures. The objective of this study was the improvement of pheromone traps for monitoring M. vitrata in tropical Asia, where synthetic pheromone lures failed to attract males so far. In addition, the sexual communication system of different M. vitrata populations was investigated, since variation in pheromone composition is a potential reason for failure of pheromone lures.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cuvillier
Date
12 July 2017
Pages
108
ISBN
9783736995703

The legume pod borer, Maruca vitrata, causes severe damage on legume crops in the tropics. The larvae are mainly controlled by synthetic insecticides but without satisfying results. Monitoring of the moths using pheromone traps can help to perform target-oriented control measures. The objective of this study was the improvement of pheromone traps for monitoring M. vitrata in tropical Asia, where synthetic pheromone lures failed to attract males so far. In addition, the sexual communication system of different M. vitrata populations was investigated, since variation in pheromone composition is a potential reason for failure of pheromone lures.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cuvillier
Date
12 July 2017
Pages
108
ISBN
9783736995703