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Pheromone and terpene attraction in the bark beetleIps typographus L.

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Es wird gezeigt, dassIps typographus L. primär durch Terpene und sekundär durch Pheromon der Männchen zu den Brutstämmen gelockt wird.

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  1. Department of Entomology, Oregon State University, 97331, Corvallis, Oregon, USA

    J. A. Rudinsky, V. Novák & P. Švihra

  2. Institute of Forest Research and Game Management, Zbraslav/Strnady, Czechoslovakia

    J. A. Rudinsky, V. Novák & P. Švihra

  3. Forest Research Institute, Zvolen, Czechoslovakia

    J. A. Rudinsky, V. Novák & P. Švihra

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This study was performed while J.A.R. was at the Institute of Entomology, Prague, on the exchange program of the National Academy of Sciences, and the Czechoslovak Academy of Science and was approved for inclusion in the U.S. International Biological Program.

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Rudinsky, J.A., Novák, V. & Švihra, P. Pheromone and terpene attraction in the bark beetleIps typographus L.. Experientia 27, 161–162 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02145870

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