… to plant volatile substances. To investigate this hypothesis, we examined the behavioral and
electrophysiological responses of … substances of their host plants and other related plants. …

… host plant is the most attractive stage for ovipositing or feeding (Wu 1990). In the present study,
electrophysiologically … (GC–EAD), and their behavioral activity with female H. assulta was …

… 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 “…

… We present here a comprehensive analysis of the transcriptomic response to plant
environments in ovipositing females of two sibling species of phytophagous moths affiliated to …

… electrophysiological and behavioural responses. Compounds from tansy Tanacetum vulgare
(Asterales: Asteraceae), a sympatric non-host for L… eliciting electrophysiological responses (…

… instar larvae rejected many non-host plant species, ie, “unacceptable non-host plants” (see …
underlying behavioral changes. The interesting results of electrophysiological experiments …

… behavioural … plant semiochemical-guided behavioural responses by insects. Special
emphasis is given to the environmental factors that shape insect olfactory behaviour towards plant …

… 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 …

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

… C and 80% rh Within 24h after emerging, the females were used for electrophysiological
recordings. Electrophysiology. Insects were decapitated and placed in a depression cut into a …