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IOBC wprs Working Group Meeting - Chemical Ecology
Participants and Abstracts - updated 2-9-15
Sicily, September 22-27, 2002
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
AB
Franck Agoussi - Limburgerhof, Germany
Alfonso Agrò - Palermo, Italy
Giuseppe Alonzo - Palermo, Italy
Ozlem
Altindisli - Izmir,
Turkey
Mating
disruption against Lobesia botrana in the Aegean Region of Turkey
Altndisli A, Ertas H, Özlem Altndisli F - A preliminary
study on the simulation model for determining the absorption
of pheromone of Lobesia botrana by grape leaves [full
paper]
Ahmet
Altindisli - Izmir,
Turkey
Absorption of Lobesia botrana pheromone on grape leaves
Olle Anderbrant - Lund, Sweden
Improved
pheromone blends for stored product moths
Gino
Angeli - San Michele,
Italy
Control
of Cydia pomonella by false trail following: performance of the
dispensers and field efficacy
Lena Ansebo
- Alnarp, Sweden
Codling
moth oviposition response to plant volatiles
Jacques Auger - Tours, France
Giacomo Bacchi - Sambuca di Sicilia, Italy
First experiences using mating disruption against Lobesia botrana
in vineyards of Sicily
Bruno Bagnoli - Firenze, Italy
Anna-Carin Backman - Alnarp, Sweden
Use of semiochemicals in control of the apple fruit moth, Argyresthia
conjugella
Thomas
Baker - Ames, Iowa
Mating
disruption using MSTRS dispenser
Shaul Ben Yehuda - Bet Dagan, Israel
The
impact of artificially-added methanol in the host colonization
of several species of bark beetles
Elsa
Borges da Silva
- Lisboa, Portugal
Is mass
trapping a valid approach for management of citrus flower moth?
Manuela
Branco - Lisboa, Portugal
Pheromonal
and kairomonal activity of the sex pheromone of maritime pine
bast scale Matsucoccus feytaudi
Jay
Brunner - Wenatchee,
Washington
Area-wide
mating disruption of codling moth in the Western United States
Stephen Burleigh - Alnarp, Sweden
CDEF
Ring
Cardé -
Riverside, California
Resolution
of plume structure: importance to orientation and its disruption
Enzo Casagrande - Cardiff, UK
Victor
Casana-Giner
- Valencia, Spain
Structure-activity-relationships
of male medfly attractants
Josu Clemente
- Cadaval, Portugal
Mating
disruption of codling moth in pome fruit orchards of Oeste region
in Portugal
Stefano Colazza - Palermo, Italy
Eric
Conti - Perugia,
Italy
Host selection strategies in egg parasitoids of Sesamia nonagrioides
Miryan Coracini - Alnarp, Sweden
Response of male codling moths to pheromone and pheromone antagonist
Alan
Cork - Chatham
Maritime, United Kingdom
Mass
trapping of the fruit and shoot borer, Leucinodes orbonalis,
as a component of the IPM of eggplant
Jeremy Cross
- Kent, United Kingdom
Exploiting
the sex/aggregation pheromone of the strawberry blossom weevil,
Anthonomus rubi, for monitoring and control
Antonio
De Cristofaro -
Campobasso, Italy
Biological
activity of heptanal on Phthorimaea operculella oviposition behaviour
Electrophysiological
responses of codling moth populations from different host-plants
to (E,E)-8,10-dodecadien-1-ol and ethyl (2E,4Z)-2,4-decadienoate
Frederique
de Lame - East
Lansing, Michigan
Successful
development of a paraffin wax-based pheromone dispenser for season-long
mating disruption of the Oriental fruit moth in commercial peach
orchards in Michigan, USA
Consuelo
De Moraes - University
Park, Pennsylvania
The role of chemical communication in tritrophic interactions
Thomas Degen
- Nyon, Switzerland
Use
of pheromones and plant odours for the control of moth pests
in vineyards
David
Epstein - East
Lansing, Michigan
Effect
of environmental factors and application rate on field performance
of sprayable pheromone formulations
Lily Falach - Be'er-Sheva,
Israel
Response
of Maladera matrida males toward female chemicals released at
dusk
Gary
Felton - University
Park, Pennsylvania
Secretion
of salivary proteins: role in suppression of direct and indirect
plant defenses
José Franco - Lisboa, Portugal
Use
of sex pheromone for management of citrus mealybug
Carlos Frescata - Palmela, Portugal
Alessandro
Fucarino - Palermo,
Italy
Chemical and other signals mediating aggregation of stink bugs
Takehiko Fukumoto - Kubiki, Japan
GHIJ
César Gemeno - Lleida, Spain
Robert Glinwood - Uppsala, Sweden
Weed-barley
allelopathy affects aphid plant selection
Gary
Grant - Sault Ste.
Marie, Ontario
Behavioral
and olfactory response of spruce budworm to host volatiles
Michael Gross - Vienna, Austria
Claude Guertin - Laval, Canada
Oktay Gurkan
- Ankara, Turkey
Sticky yellow traps in integrated control of Rhagoletis cerasi
in sour cherry orchards in central Anatolia
Larry
Gut - East Lansing, Michigan
Adaptation
in tortricid moths as a possible mechanism for reduced susceptibility
to mating disruption
Wolfgang Harand - Vienna, Austria
Plant
derived antifeedants against codling moth: a new approach and
first results
First
results of behavioural studies on the attraction of Cameraria
ohridella to host plant kairomones
Ally Harari
- Bet Dagan, Israel
Integrating
mating disruption techniques against the honeydew moth and the
European vine moth in vineyards
Ylva Hillbur
- Alnarp, Sweden
Gall midge pheromones and their use in monitoring
Philip Howse
- Southampton, United Kingdom
First
results with a novel mating disruption technique using electrostatically
chargeable powders
Matti Huotari -
Oulu, Finland
Action
potential rate analysis in responses produced by insect olfactory
receptor neurons
Paul Innocenzi - Kent, United Kingdom
Investigations
of semiochemical attractants for the apple blossom weevil, Anthonomus
pomorum
Andrea Iodice - Nova Milanese, Italy
Claudio Ioriatti - San Michele, Italy
Plant
volatiles for codling moth monitoring
Nunzio
Isidoro - Ancona,
Italy
Male antennal glands in some social Hymenoptera: structures for
chemo-sexual communication?
Gunnhild Jaastad - Lofthus, Norway
Attraction of apple fruit moth females to plant volatiles emitted
from rowan
Jack Jenkins
- Litchfield Park, Arizona
Use
of mating disruption for pink bollworm in cotton in North America
Lisbeth Jonsson - Stockholm, Sweden
Aphid-induced
pathogenesis-related proteins: tissue localization and role in
resistance
KLM
Blanka
Kalinova - Praha,
Czech Republic
Volatile
componds from Aesculus hippocastanum and their possible role
in Cameraria ohridella host orientation
Toshimi Kobayashi - Tokyo, Japan
Sverre Kobro
- Ås, Norway
Uwe Koch - Kaiserlautern,
Germany
Improving mating disruption safety by supervision of dispenser
performance
Andrzej Kolk - Raszyn, Poland
Elisabeth Koschier - Vienna, Austria
Effects
of plant allellochimicals on host selection of thrips pests
Orkun Kovanci
- Raleigh, North Carolina
Mating
disruption of Oriental fruit moth in North Carolina apple orchards
Vladimir
Kozlov - Moscow,
Russia
Armin Kratt - Lahnau, Germany
Lina Kristoffersen - Lund, Sweden
The
role of odours in carrot psyllid (Trioza apicalis) behaviour
Katerina
Lebedeva - Moscow,
Russia
Christa Lethmayer
- Vienna, Austria
First
experiences with pheromone-based control methods against C. ohridella
Douglas
Light - Albany,
California
Advances in the use of pear ester kairomone for monitoring and
controlling codling moths in californian walnuts and apples
Giovanni Liotta - Palermo, Italy
Paolo
Lo Bue - Palermo,
Italy
Host location kairomone from Coccus hesperidium for encyrtid
parasitoid
Mirella
Lo Pinto - Palermo,
Italy
Experimental analysis of long-distance olfactory response of
aphid parasitoids to aphid-infested, uninfested and false plants
Christer Lofstedt - Lund, Sweden
Pheromones
and kairomones for control of stored product moths
Löfstedt C, Ekeberg M, Johnson K, Jirle E, Olsson
C, Ryne C, Skals N, Svensson G, Anderbrant O - Pheromones and
kairomones for control of stored product moths [poster]
Jan Lofqvist - Alnarp, Sweden
David Loughlin - Southampton, United Kingdom
Friedrich Louis - Neustadt, Germany
Andrea Lucchi - Pisa, Italy
Dawn Luthe
- Starkville, Mississippi
The
mystery of insect defense signaling pathways in maize
Barry
Lyons - Sault Ste.
Marie, Ontario
Pheromone
response of Diprion similis
Giuseppe Maniglia - Palermo, Italy
Mohammed
Mansour - Damascus,
Syria
Pheromones
for codling moth control and population monitoring in Syria
Luisa Mattedi - San
Michele all'Adige, Italy
First
experience using mating disruption against Lobesia botrana in
Sicily
Basilios Mazomenos - Demokritos, Greece
Studies
of female sex-pheromones components and male response of Sesamia
nonagrioides in three different populations
Zvi Mendel
- Bet Dagan, Israel
The
role of the prey Matsucoccus josephi sex pheromone in the reproductive
biology of its predator Elatophilus hebraicus
Jocelyn Millar - Riverside, California
Development
of vine mealybug sex pheromone for IPM
Fabio
Molinari - Piacenza,
Italy
Disruption of mating of Anarsia lineatella
NOPQ
Vicente
Navarro-Llopis
- Valencia, Spain
Autosterilization
of medfly in the field
Velemir Ninkovic - Uppsala, Sweden
Plant-plant
communication between barley and weeds plants and effects on
searching behaviour of ladybirds
Cam
Oehlschlager -
San Jose, Costa Rica
Management
of banana weevil by mass trapping
Kinya Ogawa
- Tokyo, Japan
Topics
on mating disruption
Christian Olsson - Lund, Sweden
Potential
for application of food odours in control of Ephestia cautella
and Plodia interpunctella
Ioan Oprean - Cluj, Romania
Ezio
Peri - Palermo,
Italy
Oleander scale sex pheromone chemical investigations of both
sexual and parthenogenetic strains
Jan Pettersson - Uppsala, Sweden
Plant/plant interaction - not only a botanical dialogue
Douglas
Pfeiffer - Blacksburg
Virginia
Pheromones application timing and dispersing system for dephrential
management in Virginia vineyards
Vladimir
Pletnev - Moscow, Russia
Study of the volatiles released by spruce bark beetle Dendroctomus
micans
Sridhar Polavarapu - Chatsworth, New Jersey
RS
Franco Rama
- Novara, Italy
Timed
mating disruption, a new pheromone dispensing device for the
protection of ochards from Cydia pomonella and C. molesta
Rama F, Reggiori F, Pratizzoli W - Timed mating disruption:
a new pheromone-dispensing device for the protection of orchards
from Cydia pomonella, C. molesta and leafrollers [full
paper]
Stefania Ramirez - Palermo, Italy
Analytical detection of pheromone Oleander scale emission by
SPME technique
Haim Reuveny
Richard Rice - Parlier, California
David
Roden - Sault Ste.
Marie, Ontario
Investigation of a gypsy moth larval pheromone
Wendell Roelofs - Geneva, New York
New
hypothesis for pheromone evolution
Giuseppe
Rotundo - Campobasso,
Italy
Interspecific
activity of sex pheromone components of Sesamia nonagrioides
and Sesamia cretica
Filippo Saiano - Palermo, Italy
Gianandrea Salerno - Perugia, Italy
Chemical cues inducing behavioural response in Sesamia nonagrioides
and Trichogramma turkestanica
Helmut Saucke
- Kassel, Germany
Prospects
of mating disruption to control the pea moth Cydia nigricana
in organic peas
Benoît Sauphanor - Avignon, France
Response
to host plant volatile in resistant codling moth
Fredrik Schlyter - Alnarp, Sweden
New
avenues to complement pheromone-based methods for control of
conifer forest beetles: non-host volatiles and antifeedants
Silvia Schmidt - San Michele, Italy
Bettina Scholz - General Roca, Argentina
Cecilia Scholz - General Roca, Argentina
Arnon Shani
- Beer-Sheva, Israel
Short range chemical comunication in the Maladera matrida beetle
Angelica
Sole - Palermo,
Italy
Identification
and chemical characterization of cuticular hydrocarbons in Nezara
viridula
Lidia Sukovata - Raszyn, Poland
"Attract
and kill" strategy in protection of pine plantations against
the pine shoot moth Rhyacionia buoliana
Ales
Svatos - Jena,
Germany
Semi-synthetic
preparation of sex pheromones from plants new method of
IPM?
Gabor
Szocs - Budapest,
Hungary
Season-long
monitoring of Cameraria by pheromone traps
TUVWXYZ
Marco Tammer - Deventer, The Netherlands
Marco Tasin -
San Michele, Italy
Dose-effect
response of DA2313 on codling moth, Cydia pomonella
Asya
Ter-Hovhannesyan
- Yerevan, Armenia
Use the pheromone traps for autosterilaztion of codling moth
in integrated control
Don Thomson - Seattle, Washington
Mitch
Trimble - Vineland
Station, Ontario
Modification
of the sex-pheromone comunication system associated with organophosphorus-insecticide
resistence in the obliquebanded leafroller
Pasquale
Trematerra - Molise,
Italy
Phenology
and spatial analysis of some Coleoptera infesting a feed-mill
Geostatistical
analysis of Cydia funebrana spatial dynamic
Richard Trudel - Laval, Québec
The
use of pheromones and semiochemicals for the control of insect
pests in seed orchards
Edyta
Trzaskowska - Warsaw,
Poland
Practical
application of sex pheromones for detection and population density
of the pyralidae moths
Riccardo Tumminelli - Acireale, Italy
Pheromones and Aonidiella aurantii
Karen Underwood - Southampton, United Kingdom
Potential
applications of Exosect auto-confusion
Mauro Varner
- Mezzacorona, Italy
Twelve
years of pratical experience usibg mating disruption against
Lobesia botrana and Eupoecilia ambiguella in vineyards of Mezzacorona
region
Nataliya
Vendilo - Moscow,
Russia
Study
of the Volatiles released by spruce bark beetle Dendroctonus
micans (Coleoptera: Scolytidae)
Vittorio Veronelli - Nova Milanese, Italy
Alfredo Villaseca - Santiago, Chile
Eric Wajnberg - Antibes, France
Iain
Weatherston - Goodyear,
Arizona
Plant
volatiles in pest control: regulatory aspects
Gertrud Wegner-Kiss - Freiburg, Germany
Renata Wiazokiska - Warsaw, Poland
Peter Witzgall - Alnarp, Sweden
Minoru Yoshida - Tokyo, Japan
Anat Zada
- Bet Dagan, Israel
Determination
of the release rate of the red palm weevil pheromone
Paulo Zarbin
- Curitiba, Brazil
Behaviour and electrophysiological evidence of a sex pheromone
in Lonomia obliqua
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