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Use of synthetic sex attractant of larch bud mothZeiraphera diniana (Gn.) in monitoring traps under different conditions, and antagonistic action ofcis-isomere

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Gummizapfen mit 1 μl 10%iger Lösung vontrans-11-Tetradecenylacetat in Paraffinöl sind während 70–100 Tagen attraktiver für Männchen des Lärchenwicklers als Fallen mit je 2 virginen Weibchen der Art, die zudem alle 2 Wochen ersetzt werden müssen. Dascis-Isomer der Verbindung ist ein spezifischer Lockstoff für Männchen des WidderchensZygaena transalpina und ein starker Antagonist sowohl des natürlichen Weibchenpheromons des Lärchenwicklers wie des synthetischen Lockstoffs.

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  1. Department of Entomology, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich, Universitätsstrasse 2, CH-8006, Zürich, Switzerland

    G. Benz & G. von Salis

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Contribution Nr. 48 of the research team for the investigation of the population dynamics of the larch bud moth. The research was aided by a grant of the Swiss National Founds for Scientific Research.

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Benz, G., von Salis, G. Use of synthetic sex attractant of larch bud mothZeiraphera diniana (Gn.) in monitoring traps under different conditions, and antagonistic action ofcis-isomere. Experientia 29, 729–730 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01944802

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