… This work showed that plant volatiles elicited electrophysiological and behavioral responses
… role in host recognition, non-host avoidance and ensuing behavioral responses as different …

… of volatile chemicals from non-host plants that modulate the insects’ response to attractive
… or non-host plants (Hardie et al., 1994). Electrophysiological and behavioural responses to …

… the first electrophysiological evidence that T. pityocampa female antennae respond to the …
the computer evaluation of the electrophysiological data and for the compilation of this paper. …

… ingestion (E2 for ⩾10 min) on their host plant, even though they spent considerably longer
in probing on the host plant than the non-host plant. If “feeding” means, in a narrow sense, a “…

… plant essential oils from non-host plants that were reported to elicit electrophysiological and
behavioral responses … Electrophysiological and behavioral responses of C. lapathi adults to …

… , only the last one elicited a significant attraction response by P. spumarius females. … plant
species of X. fastidiosa that are perceived by two important insect vectors and a non-host plant, …

… Chemical cues play a crucial role in the host-selection process by herbivorous insects
that use them to differentiate between host and non-host plant. The above mentioned control …

… Volatile compounds released from host and non-host plants play a critical role in regulating
the behavior of herbivorous insects, such as orientation, nutrition and mate location, …

… -plant compounds (Andersson et al. 2009). Behavioural assays have demonstrated that
several non-host compounds can inhibit I. typographus beetle attraction to the pheromone (…

… These responded to 25 of the numerous compounds released by host and non-host
plants. All the RNs showed high selectivity responding best to one or two compounds (primary …